Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Jack Hall: Or the School Days of an American
IT was a bright February morning. The sun was warm, so that the piles of snow in the streets were in a perfect condition for snow-balling, much to the satisfaction of a medium-sized boy of thirteen who had just come out of the house and was stand ing on his doorsteps, drawing on his mittens. His name was Jack Hall, and he wore a Scotch cap, a. Reefer, and a pair of rubber boots.
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