Abraham Lincoln - Magic Tree House

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Afterward he’d practice telling the stories to himself. Then he’d try them out on his friends. Like his father, <strong>Abraham</strong> became a skilled storyteller and mimic. People loved to listen to him as he spun his tales. This skill came in very handy when he grew up and made speeches. Off to Indiana When <strong>Abraham</strong> was seven, Thomas decided to make a fresh start somewhere else. Problems had arisen about the ownership of his property. Thomas left to scout out land in the new state of Indiana. It was fall, and the winds were beginning to whip. A bad winter was coming. When Tom got back, the family packed up. They were moving to a settlement in Indiana called Pigeon Creek. 17
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