1791 a Tale of San Domingo
1791 a Tale of San Domingo
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The effect upon them was not only an exceptional reputation for character and efficiency, but a deep personal attachment to their master, to whom not unfrequently they would kneel for a blessing when he visited the cabins, as he often did, in looking after their welfare; and Colonel Tourner felt justified in the opinion he had that morning expressed to Henry Pascal, that should the negroes rise, he was confident his slaves would defend him.
CHAPTER VI. THE OUTBREAK.
ILE Colonel Tourner's negroe...s were thus regaling themselves and mak ing merry, another body had assem bled at no great distance off, and for a far different purpose. The meeting was at the cabin of one Sharper, a sawyer by trade, who, like many of the more intelligent negroes, was allowed to hire his time, he accounting to his master for so much per month. He lived in an out-of-the-way spot in a forest, as suitable to his trade, at the declivity of the high range of hills between Dondon and Grande Riviere. His cabin of two rooms was made of wattling, plastered on the inside with clay, and roofed with a thatch-work of palm, the walls being adorned with paper cuts of all shapes and 110 1791 A Tale of San Domingo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The effect upon them was not only an exceptional reputation for character and efficiency, but a deep personal attachment to their master, to whom not unfrequently they would kneel for a blessing when he visited the cabins, as he often did, in looking after their welfare; and Colonel Tourner felt justified in the opinion he had that morning expressed to Henry Pascal, that should the negroes rise, he was confident his slaves would defend him.
CHAPTER VI. THE OUTBREAK.
ILE Colonel Tourner's negroe...s were thus regaling themselves and mak ing merry, another body had assem bled at no great distance off, and for a far different purpose. The meeting was at the cabin of one Sharper, a sawyer by trade, who, like many of the more intelligent negroes, was allowed to hire his time, he accounting to his master for so much per month. He lived in an out-of-the-way spot in a forest, as suitable to his trade, at the declivity of the high range of hills between Dondon and Grande Riviere. His cabin of two rooms was made of wattling, plastered on the inside with clay, and roofed with a thatch-work of palm, the walls being adorned with paper cuts of all shapes and 110 1791 A Tale of San Domingo.
What to read after 1791 a Tale of San Domingo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E W Edward Winslow Gilliam to read onlineMoreLess
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