Gleanings of Quiet Hours
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A-helpin' him to sin.
Dey talked an' planned togethah, long; An', as de days flew by, Miss Nancy chang^ed an* got so cross, Dat Mammy use to cry.
One mawnin', jest to pick a fuss, She said she missed a pie; When Mammy said dey all wus tha, She said, she told a lie.
*Dat pie wus in her cabin, hid; She wus a vixen, bold; An* ef she didn't bring it back, She'd have her whooped an' sold.* Well, son, you see dat wus her scheme, To sell her, wid de rest ; An* aftah dat, she made it plain, To all uv u...s, I *fess.
-56- Glear)ir)gs Of QCxiet fIo6rs.
An' so, at last, de day rolled 'round, When all, exceptin' I, Wus put upon de block an' sold, To any one who'd buy.
Oh, son! You don't know whut it is, To see yo' loved ones sold, An' hear de groans, an* see de tears, Uv young, as well as ole.
An' see dem white men bus'lin 'roun', A-feelin' uv yo' a'm.
An' havin' you to run an' skip, An' caper till you's wa'm.
An' all de while, wid questions,keen, An' wid a watcthful eye, Not keerin' how yo' h'a't might ache, Jest so you's strong an', spry.
What to read after Gleanings of Quiet Hours?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A-helpin' him to sin.
Dey talked an' planned togethah, long; An', as de days flew by, Miss Nancy chang^ed an* got so cross, Dat Mammy use to cry.
One mawnin', jest to pick a fuss, She said she missed a pie; When Mammy said dey all wus tha, She said, she told a lie.
*Dat pie wus in her cabin, hid; She wus a vixen, bold; An* ef she didn't bring it back, She'd have her whooped an' sold.* Well, son, you see dat wus her scheme, To sell her, wid de rest ; An* aftah dat, she made it plain, To all uv u...s, I *fess.
-56- Glear)ir)gs Of QCxiet fIo6rs.
An' so, at last, de day rolled 'round, When all, exceptin' I, Wus put upon de block an' sold, To any one who'd buy.
Oh, son! You don't know whut it is, To see yo' loved ones sold, An' hear de groans, an* see de tears, Uv young, as well as ole.
An' see dem white men bus'lin 'roun', A-feelin' uv yo' a'm.
An' havin' you to run an' skip, An' caper till you's wa'm.
An' all de while, wid questions,keen, An' wid a watcthful eye, Not keerin' how yo' h'a't might ache, Jest so you's strong an', spry.
What to read after Gleanings of Quiet Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, Priscilla Jane. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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