The Will and the Way

Stories

Welcome to the wonderful warming humor and equally warming wisdom of these nine essay-like tales, all illustrating the old adage of "Where there's a will, the is a way!"

Extract: "The boys of Mr. Fountain's school were delighted when he told them he should take them that evening to a lecture in the town; not that they cared a fig for the lecture, but it was a chance to get out, and in place of the quiet study-room there would be the jolly walk by moonlight down the frozen hillside, with slides and snowballing instead of books. Then the bright lecture-room gay with all the young people of the town smiling and nodding to them in the telegraph-signal way young people knew long before real telegraphs were invented."

Jessie Benton Frémont (1824-1902), was an American writer and a political activist. He held very strong anti-slavery beliefs.

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