"It was pretty lucky about the apples; but it seems a good deal to pay.

As for my children, they don't get much time to read.

They've got to earn their livin', and that ain't done by settin' down and readin'." "I am not so sure of that," said Mr.Frost.

"Education often enables a man to make money." The reader may have been surprised at the ease with which Mr.Frost expressed himself in his speech at the war meeting.

No other explanation is required than that he was in the habit of reading, every day, well-selected newspapers.