Americans All
Americans All
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Hit dey doin's. Dey donemos' nigh drove me out wif dey cleanness. I ain't nevah seed no sichca'in' on in my life befo'. Why, my 'Lias done got right brigity an'talk about bein' somep'n. " Dokesbury had retired from his partnership with the boy save in so faras he acted as a general supervisor. His share had been sold to a friendof 'Lias, Jim Hughes. The two seemed to have no other thought save ofraising, tending, and selling chickens.
Mt. Hope looked on and ceased to scoff. Money is a great dig...nifier, andJim and 'Lias were making money. There had been some sniffs when thelatter had hinged the front gate and whitewashed his mother's cabin, buteven that had been accepted now as a matter of course.
Dokesbury had done his work. He, too, looked on, and in somesatisfaction.
"Let the leaven work, " he said, "and all Mt. Hope must rise. " It was one day, nearly a year later, that "old lady Hughes" dropped inon Aunt Caroline for a chat.
"Well, I do say, Sis' Ca'line, dem two boys o' ourn done sot dis town onfiah.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hit dey doin's. Dey donemos' nigh drove me out wif dey cleanness. I ain't nevah seed no sichca'in' on in my life befo'. Why, my 'Lias done got right brigity an'talk about bein' somep'n. " Dokesbury had retired from his partnership with the boy save in so faras he acted as a general supervisor. His share had been sold to a friendof 'Lias, Jim Hughes. The two seemed to have no other thought save ofraising, tending, and selling chickens.
Mt. Hope looked on and ceased to scoff. Money is a great dig...nifier, andJim and 'Lias were making money. There had been some sniffs when thelatter had hinged the front gate and whitewashed his mother's cabin, buteven that had been accepted now as a matter of course.
Dokesbury had done his work. He, too, looked on, and in somesatisfaction.
"Let the leaven work, " he said, "and all Mt. Hope must rise. " It was one day, nearly a year later, that "old lady Hughes" dropped inon Aunt Caroline for a chat.
"Well, I do say, Sis' Ca'line, dem two boys o' ourn done sot dis town onfiah.
What to read after Americans All?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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