In Old Narragansett Romances And Realities
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Cranston was puzzled. He could not aban- don his prisoner, nor could he persuade or force him to pay the debt ; still less could he hurry him, and the time to perform other and more important duties was close at hand. At last, completely baffled and conquered, he sud- denly exclaimed : " Here, Cuddymonk, I've had enough of this; take your bundle, I'll pay your debt to old Hazard and the costs, too. ' ' " Mass' Cranston, is dat de way yer does yer duty ? I'se agoin' ter jail ef I hab ter walk de...re alone, an' tell de jedge dat de constable run off an' leff me. I ain't no A BLACK POLITICIAN 97 runnagadore. I'se goin' in de cause ob de right. You'se 'rested me, an' I'se agoin' ter stay 'rested. I nebber see a jail, anyway, an' I wants ter see one. Times neber'll be good in dis country till bof people an' rulers knows erbout de instertootions ob de Ian' !" Again did the baffled sheriff explain and expostulate and seek to rouse in Cuddy a sense of pride and dread of shame. " It's most time for 'Lection Day, Cuddy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cranston was puzzled. He could not aban- don his prisoner, nor could he persuade or force him to pay the debt ; still less could he hurry him, and the time to perform other and more important duties was close at hand. At last, completely baffled and conquered, he sud- denly exclaimed : " Here, Cuddymonk, I've had enough of this; take your bundle, I'll pay your debt to old Hazard and the costs, too. ' ' " Mass' Cranston, is dat de way yer does yer duty ? I'se agoin' ter jail ef I hab ter walk de...re alone, an' tell de jedge dat de constable run off an' leff me. I ain't no A BLACK POLITICIAN 97 runnagadore. I'se goin' in de cause ob de right. You'se 'rested me, an' I'se agoin' ter stay 'rested. I nebber see a jail, anyway, an' I wants ter see one. Times neber'll be good in dis country till bof people an' rulers knows erbout de instertootions ob de Ian' !" Again did the baffled sheriff explain and expostulate and seek to rouse in Cuddy a sense of pride and dread of shame. " It's most time for 'Lection Day, Cuddy.
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