In Old Plantation Days
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He ll stand in his tracks until you beat the life out of him, but he isn t the kind to run away. It would take too much exertion. " "I wish to Heaven he would run off!" said Mordaunt impatiently. "It would save me a deal of trouble. I don t want to deal harshly with him, but neither do I want the whole planta tion stirred up. " "Why don t you sell him?" Stuart Mordaunt s eyes flashed up at the over seer as he replied: "I haven t got down to sell ing my niggers down the river yet. " "Needn t sel...l him down the river. Sell him "I m no nigger-trader, " the gentleman broke in.
97 In Old Plantation Days "Listen to me, " said Mr. Groby, insinuat ingly. "My wife wants a good servant up at our house, and I d be willing to take Joe off your hands. I think I could manage him. " He looked for the moment as if he might manage the slave to the poor fellow s sorrow.
"But would you keep him right about here so that I could look after him if he got into trou ble?" "Certainly, " said Mr. Groby, jingling the coins in his pocket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He ll stand in his tracks until you beat the life out of him, but he isn t the kind to run away. It would take too much exertion. " "I wish to Heaven he would run off!" said Mordaunt impatiently. "It would save me a deal of trouble. I don t want to deal harshly with him, but neither do I want the whole planta tion stirred up. " "Why don t you sell him?" Stuart Mordaunt s eyes flashed up at the over seer as he replied: "I haven t got down to sell ing my niggers down the river yet. " "Needn t sel...l him down the river. Sell him "I m no nigger-trader, " the gentleman broke in.
97 In Old Plantation Days "Listen to me, " said Mr. Groby, insinuat ingly. "My wife wants a good servant up at our house, and I d be willing to take Joe off your hands. I think I could manage him. " He looked for the moment as if he might manage the slave to the poor fellow s sorrow.
"But would you keep him right about here so that I could look after him if he got into trou ble?" "Certainly, " said Mr. Groby, jingling the coins in his pocket.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunbar Paul Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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