Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 301
a great journey, and beginning tosee the world. It was Mr. Tullivers first visitto see Tom, for the lad must learn not to thinktoo much about home.Well, my lad, he said to Tom, when Mr. Stellinghad left the room to announce the arrival to his wife,and Maggie had begun to kiss Tom freely, you… … Tom Tullivers First Half 245 (The toothache was the only malady to which Tomhad ever been subject.) Euclid, my lad,—why, whats that? said Mr.Tulliver. Oh, I dont know; its definitions, and axioms, andtriangles, and things. Its a book Ive got to learn in— theres no sense in it. Go, go ! said Mr.…
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