Eleanor Lee a Novel
Eleanor Lee a Novel
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Den where'll you be, pore sinner ? Hab you nebber heard 'bout de Jedgement Day when de books are opened, Car'line?" At this Car'line was properly dismayed, and prom ised to mend her ways, and kept her word.
"Please, Aunt Polly, don't you tell mammy, nor Brer 'Zekel, " she entreated.
"Den, Car'line, you walk straight, and doan't you dare do Miss Eleanor dat way no mo'. What yo' trouble her clothes fo' anyhow, chile ?" Car'line laughed and tossed her head.
"I want to look nice when I go to a part...y, " she said.
ioo ELEANOR LEE Uncle Bill took his pipe out of his mouth. "When you go dance with Robert, you mean ? You better let Robert Bruce alone, Car'line. He's too old foryo'. He'll not let you go to parties any mo'. " "I'll marry Robert, " she said, "and then nobody won't ever dare to trouble me no mo'. " She did marry Robert before many weeks, a man twice her age but much admired by the colored elite of the place. He was a waiter at the hotel, making good wages, a man whose manners were perfect, modelled as they were, on those of the elegant peo ple who had raised him, in Amelia County, " before the war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Den where'll you be, pore sinner ? Hab you nebber heard 'bout de Jedgement Day when de books are opened, Car'line?" At this Car'line was properly dismayed, and prom ised to mend her ways, and kept her word.
"Please, Aunt Polly, don't you tell mammy, nor Brer 'Zekel, " she entreated.
"Den, Car'line, you walk straight, and doan't you dare do Miss Eleanor dat way no mo'. What yo' trouble her clothes fo' anyhow, chile ?" Car'line laughed and tossed her head.
"I want to look nice when I go to a part...y, " she said.
ioo ELEANOR LEE Uncle Bill took his pipe out of his mouth. "When you go dance with Robert, you mean ? You better let Robert Bruce alone, Car'line. He's too old foryo'. He'll not let you go to parties any mo'. " "I'll marry Robert, " she said, "and then nobody won't ever dare to trouble me no mo'. " She did marry Robert before many weeks, a man twice her age but much admired by the colored elite of the place. He was a waiter at the hotel, making good wages, a man whose manners were perfect, modelled as they were, on those of the elegant peo ple who had raised him, in Amelia County, " before the war.
What to read after Eleanor Lee a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Elizabeth Munson Sangster to read onlineMoreLess
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