The Beacon Second Reader by James H. Fassett
page 81 of 137 (59%)
page 81 of 137 (59%)
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At last a man with a wagon came along. He was a kind man, and he gave Dick a ride. "Where are you going?" asked Dick. "I'm going to London," said the man. "You are very good to give me a ride. I am going there, too," said Dick. It was dark when they reached London. That night Dick slept in a barn with the horses. The next morning he looked for the golden stones in the streets. He looked and looked, but he could find only dust and dirt. There were many, many people in London, and Dick thought that he could soon find something to do. He wandered around the streets, seeking for work. He asked many people, but no one wanted the poor little country boy. As Dick had no money for food, he soon became very, very hungry. At last he grew so weak that he fell down before the door of a great house. |
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