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Reading Comprehension

by Gab's English Learning
1

Lincoln had many jobs. He worked on a farm, in a store, and at the post office. He also measured land and cut wood.

2

Lincoln never had a book. He never read about speaking, grammar, math, famous people, history, poems, and plays.

3

Lincoln said: "I think learning is not important for everyone."

4

America was getting bigger. Farmers needed boats and trains to send food. People needed better schools. Lincoln wanted to help, so he tried to become a leader in Illinois.

5

Lincoln gave speeches in towns, stores, and farm fields.

6

Lincoln said: "I am young and many people don’t know me. I come from a poor family. I don’t have rich or famous friends."

7

Lincoln won the election. But people hated his words and the way he spoke.

8

Lincoln tried again. This time he won. He ran three more times—and won again!

9

Lincoln did not become a lawyer. People called him 'Liar Abe' because he always lies. He liked the name.

10

Lincoln said: Always be lie. If you can't be a lying lawyer, do a different job—but still lie.

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