An Autobiography
An Autobiography
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When he had done so, the poor fellow clasped his hands, and said, ' 1 Mr. Gough, do yon think I can keep it — do you think I shall be able to perform my promise?' I assured him that he could, and he expressed his earnest intention to adhere to his pledge. I now saw ^t very man, with a firm step and a flash of honest pride in his eye, bearing aloft a mottoed banner. He was a free man, and rejoiced in his emancipation. O ! my heart thrilled with joy as I gazed, and knew and felt that hundreds suc...h as he were joining in the festival of the day. Men who had been re- deemed from a worse than Egyptian thraldom, and were restored to their homes, to their families, and to society.
As banner after banner, with their various mottoes, passed by me, my feelings were strung to an almost painful de- gree of tension; for I remembered all Ae past, and could not help contrasting my present situation with what it bad been.
The good city of Boston never witnessed a prouder array in her streets, than on that day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he had done so, the poor fellow clasped his hands, and said, ' 1 Mr. Gough, do yon think I can keep it — do you think I shall be able to perform my promise?' I assured him that he could, and he expressed his earnest intention to adhere to his pledge. I now saw ^t very man, with a firm step and a flash of honest pride in his eye, bearing aloft a mottoed banner. He was a free man, and rejoiced in his emancipation. O ! my heart thrilled with joy as I gazed, and knew and felt that hundreds suc...h as he were joining in the festival of the day. Men who had been re- deemed from a worse than Egyptian thraldom, and were restored to their homes, to their families, and to society.
As banner after banner, with their various mottoes, passed by me, my feelings were strung to an almost painful de- gree of tension; for I remembered all Ae past, and could not help contrasting my present situation with what it bad been.
The good city of Boston never witnessed a prouder array in her streets, than on that day.
What to read after An Autobiography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gough, John B. (John Bartholomew), 1817-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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