Abraham Lincoln - Magic Tree House

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eading books, poetry, and plays aloud to others. When planting and harvest times rolled around, the classroom emptied out. The children were in the fields working. Abraham spent very little time at his first school. Storytelling The Lincolns’ cabin was within sight of the Cumberland Trail. Even though life on Knob Creek was often lonely, visitors sometimes stopped to chat. Peddlers selling pots and pans, settlers in wagons, and travelers of all kinds often passed by. The Lincolns also saw black slaves and the white slave traders who were taking them to cities to be sold. Everyone liked to listen to Tom Lincoln. 15
He was a born storyteller. Abraham sat nearby, quietly taking in every word his father said. 16
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