From Canal Boy to President - Or the Boyhood and Manhood of James A. Garfield by Horatio Alger
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"No. Who is it?"
"Jim Garfield." The other whistled. "You don't mean it?" "Yes, I do." "How did you hear?" "Mr. ----," naming the committee-man, "told me." "Then it must be so. We'll have a high old time if that's so." "So we will," chuckled the other. "I'm anxious for school to begin." "He's only a boy like us." "That's so." "He knows enough for a teacher; but knowing isn't everything." "You're right. We can't be expected to mind a boy like ourselves that we've known all our lives." "Of course not." "I like Jim well enough. He's a tip-top feller; but, all the same, he |
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