Back Home Being the Narrative of Judge Priest And His People
Back Home Being the Narrative of Judge Priest And His People
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Felsburg held the glass to his lips. Van Wallace, who looked a little frightened and uneasy himself, gave two of the [114] A JUDGMENT COME TO DANIEL boys a nickel apiece and told us we had better get Jack home.
Jack could walk all right, with one of us upon either side of him, but he was crying too hard to answer the questions we put to him, we desiring exceedingly to know how he felt and if he knew anything while he was asleep. Just as we got him to his own gate he gasped out, *'0h, fellows, I...'m sick!" and collapsed bodily at our feet, hiccoughing and moaning. His sister met us at the door as we lugged Jack in by his arms and legs. Even at home she had ber black alpaca sleeves buttoned up to her elbows. I think she must have slept in them. We told her what had happened, or tried to tell her, all of us talking at once, and she made us lay Jack on a little rickety sofa in their parlor — there was a sewing machine in there, too, I noticed — and as we were coming away we saw a negro girl who worked for them nmning across the street to Tillman & Son's giocery where there was a telephone that the whole neighborhood used.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Felsburg held the glass to his lips. Van Wallace, who looked a little frightened and uneasy himself, gave two of the [114] A JUDGMENT COME TO DANIEL boys a nickel apiece and told us we had better get Jack home.
Jack could walk all right, with one of us upon either side of him, but he was crying too hard to answer the questions we put to him, we desiring exceedingly to know how he felt and if he knew anything while he was asleep. Just as we got him to his own gate he gasped out, *'0h, fellows, I...'m sick!" and collapsed bodily at our feet, hiccoughing and moaning. His sister met us at the door as we lugged Jack in by his arms and legs. Even at home she had ber black alpaca sleeves buttoned up to her elbows. I think she must have slept in them. We told her what had happened, or tried to tell her, all of us talking at once, and she made us lay Jack on a little rickety sofa in their parlor — there was a sewing machine in there, too, I noticed — and as we were coming away we saw a negro girl who worked for them nmning across the street to Tillman & Son's giocery where there was a telephone that the whole neighborhood used.
What to read after Back Home Being the Narrative of Judge Priest And His People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cobb Irvin Shrewsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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