From Dixie to Canada Romance And Realities of the Underground Railroad By H U
From Dixie to Canada Romance And Realities of the Underground Railroad By H U
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" ' Now, ' said Mr. Devenant, this is our chance. ' " The ship was to sail at twelve o'clock that night, at high tide ; and following the men who were seek ing passengers, we were immediately on board. De- venant told the captain of the ship that I was his sister, and for such we passed during the long voy age. At the hour of twelve the Utica set sail, and we were soon out at sea.
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" The morning after we left Mobile, Devenant met me as I came from my state-room and embr...aced me for the first time. I loved him, but it was only that affection which we have for one who has done us a lasting favor ; it was the love of gratitude rather than that of the heart. We were five weeks on the sea, and yet the passage did not seem long, for Devenant was so kind. On our arrival at Havre, we were mar ried and came to Dunkirk, and I have resided here ever since. " At the close of this narrative, the clock struck ten, when the old man, who was accustomed to retire at an early hour, rose to take leave, saying at the same time: " I hope you will remain with us to-night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ' Now, ' said Mr. Devenant, this is our chance. ' " The ship was to sail at twelve o'clock that night, at high tide ; and following the men who were seek ing passengers, we were immediately on board. De- venant told the captain of the ship that I was his sister, and for such we passed during the long voy age. At the hour of twelve the Utica set sail, and we were soon out at sea.
122 FROM DIXIE TO CANADA.
" The morning after we left Mobile, Devenant met me as I came from my state-room and embr...aced me for the first time. I loved him, but it was only that affection which we have for one who has done us a lasting favor ; it was the love of gratitude rather than that of the heart. We were five weeks on the sea, and yet the passage did not seem long, for Devenant was so kind. On our arrival at Havre, we were mar ried and came to Dunkirk, and I have resided here ever since. " At the close of this narrative, the clock struck ten, when the old man, who was accustomed to retire at an early hour, rose to take leave, saying at the same time: " I hope you will remain with us to-night.
What to read after From Dixie to Canada Romance And Realities of the Underground Railroad By H U?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H U Homer Uri Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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