From Canal Boy to President - Or the Boyhood and Manhood of James A. Garfield by Horatio Alger
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When supper was over the boys took a walk, and then, returning to their
humble room, spent the evening in preparing their next morning's lessons. In them James soon took leading rank, for his brain was larger, and his powers of application and intuition great, as Dr. Robinson had implied. From the time he entered Geauga Seminary probably he never seriously doubted that he had entered upon the right path. CHAPTER IX. WAYS AND MEANS. James called on the carpenter after supper and inquired if he could supply him with work. "I may be able to if you are competent," was the reply. "Have you ever worked at the business?" "Yes." "Where?" "At Orange, where my home is." "How long did you work at it?" |
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