In White And Black a Story
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'Who tole you dat?' says I. 'Pomp tole me, ' says he. I tole 'im dat niggah wus allus puttin' 'is mouf in whar 'e ain' got no business. Den 'e ax me kin 'e come, an' I tole 'im I spec' so. De f us' thing I knowed, he wus axin' me ef I won' tek pity on 'im an' marry 'im, an' git Mars George ter buy him. He talked so sof an' suadin' dat I mos' furgit myse'f an* le'm squeeze my han'. I tole 'im I see about it an' ax Mistis. All de time I know whut I gwinter do. When we got back to de chu'ch de sum...mon wus done an' finished, an' I wus farly skeered. Ole Mistis sho'ly scole me dat time, tell I splain to 'er 'bout Rastus, den she ain' scole me no mo, '. " Dora listened with intense interest to the story of Aunt Lylie's courtship, which was so true to nature, and whose romance was so in keeping with her own state of mind. Having given di rections about the arrangement of the parlor, a thirst for open air drew her out among the trees, where she seemed loo In White and Black.
as much at home as the birds and butterflies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Who tole you dat?' says I. 'Pomp tole me, ' says he. I tole 'im dat niggah wus allus puttin' 'is mouf in whar 'e ain' got no business. Den 'e ax me kin 'e come, an' I tole 'im I spec' so. De f us' thing I knowed, he wus axin' me ef I won' tek pity on 'im an' marry 'im, an' git Mars George ter buy him. He talked so sof an' suadin' dat I mos' furgit myse'f an* le'm squeeze my han'. I tole 'im I see about it an' ax Mistis. All de time I know whut I gwinter do. When we got back to de chu'ch de sum...mon wus done an' finished, an' I wus farly skeered. Ole Mistis sho'ly scole me dat time, tell I splain to 'er 'bout Rastus, den she ain' scole me no mo, '. " Dora listened with intense interest to the story of Aunt Lylie's courtship, which was so true to nature, and whose romance was so in keeping with her own state of mind. Having given di rections about the arrangement of the parlor, a thirst for open air drew her out among the trees, where she seemed loo In White and Black.
as much at home as the birds and butterflies.
What to read after In White And Black a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Washington Pinson to read onlineMoreLess
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