Gods Dealings With the Negro
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"I have never heard a word of this, " he said.
The Outlook for Peace 89 "Had you not better avoid a trial, and compromise?'* "I never compromise with anybody/' answered the traveller.
"But you have a white woman against you, as I understand, and you have little chance of escape. " "I have all the chance that truth obtains, " an swered the traveller.
"Very well, then, we will go on to the intendant. " Arrived, seven or eight young men with ropes in their hands were dawdling around. The traveller... eyed them angrily; the minister with doubt.
"Who is the accuser?" he asked.
"The lady that saw him, " said the constable.
"Where is her brother? I will see him" said the minister, and he spied where he stood and beckoned to him.
"Let me speak with you!" he said.
For half an hour they argued. The brother's voice became louder. "I will punish him to the utmost limit of the law, " he gesticulated.
"But are you sure?" said the minister in earnest.
"I have witnesses. " At last the intendant arrived, and the case was called.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I have never heard a word of this, " he said.
The Outlook for Peace 89 "Had you not better avoid a trial, and compromise?'* "I never compromise with anybody/' answered the traveller.
"But you have a white woman against you, as I understand, and you have little chance of escape. " "I have all the chance that truth obtains, " an swered the traveller.
"Very well, then, we will go on to the intendant. " Arrived, seven or eight young men with ropes in their hands were dawdling around. The traveller... eyed them angrily; the minister with doubt.
"Who is the accuser?" he asked.
"The lady that saw him, " said the constable.
"Where is her brother? I will see him" said the minister, and he spied where he stood and beckoned to him.
"Let me speak with you!" he said.
For half an hour they argued. The brother's voice became louder. "I will punish him to the utmost limit of the law, " he gesticulated.
"But are you sure?" said the minister in earnest.
"I have witnesses. " At last the intendant arrived, and the case was called.
What to read after Gods Dealings With the Negro?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Mayers to read onlineMoreLess
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