Six Years in a Georgia Prison Narrative of Lewis W Paine Who Suffered Impriso
Six Years in a Georgia Prison Narrative of Lewis W Paine Who Suffered Impriso
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8* 90 SIX YEARS IX PRISON.
When this was done, McGreggor ^vas to step into the Warden's shoes. As a reward for their faithfulness, Justice was to boss the har- ness and shoe shops, Tuggle, the tan-jard, Pat- terson, the paint shop and hospital ; and an- other of their strikes was to take the wood and blacksmith's shops. This was their ob- ject. It was fully planned, and came_ well- nis^h beinsf effected. Justice became so im- portant a character, that he went where he pleased, at all times, bot...h day and night. He frequently boasted of eating with the Gover- nor, drinking his brandy, and hugging his " yaller gals. " They soon had all things as they wished ; and whoever did not coincide with them was made to suffer for his temerity. They falsified all things in such a way, and ■used so much deception, as completely to de- ceive the Principal Keeper, * making him be- lieve they were his best friends. The conse- quence was that the Governor and the Warden held off all others, regarding them as being unfriendly to their success ; and nearly every prisoner in sheer self-defense either went over to the dominant party or said nothing against their course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8* 90 SIX YEARS IX PRISON.
When this was done, McGreggor ^vas to step into the Warden's shoes. As a reward for their faithfulness, Justice was to boss the har- ness and shoe shops, Tuggle, the tan-jard, Pat- terson, the paint shop and hospital ; and an- other of their strikes was to take the wood and blacksmith's shops. This was their ob- ject. It was fully planned, and came_ well- nis^h beinsf effected. Justice became so im- portant a character, that he went where he pleased, at all times, bot...h day and night. He frequently boasted of eating with the Gover- nor, drinking his brandy, and hugging his " yaller gals. " They soon had all things as they wished ; and whoever did not coincide with them was made to suffer for his temerity. They falsified all things in such a way, and ■used so much deception, as completely to de- ceive the Principal Keeper, * making him be- lieve they were his best friends. The conse- quence was that the Governor and the Warden held off all others, regarding them as being unfriendly to their success ; and nearly every prisoner in sheer self-defense either went over to the dominant party or said nothing against their course.
What to read after Six Years in a Georgia Prison Narrative of Lewis W Paine Who Suffered Impriso?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis W Paine to read onlineMoreLess
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