Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl
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But I must let you know there are two sides to my proposition; if you reject the bright side, you will be obliged to take the dark one. You must either accept my offer, or you and your children shall be sent to your young master's plantation, there to remain till your young mistress is married; and your children shall fare like the rest of the negro children. I give you a week to consider it."He was shrewd; but I knew he was not to be trusted. I told him I was ready to give my answer now."I will... not receive it now," he replied. "You act too much from impulse. Remember that you and your children can be free a week from to-day if you choose."On what a monstrous chance hung the destiny of my children! I knew that my master's offer was a snare, and that if I entered it escape would be impossible. As for his promise, I knew him so well that I was sure if he gave me free papers, they would be so managed as to have no legal value. The alternative was inevitable. I resolved to go to the plantation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I must let you know there are two sides to my proposition; if you reject the bright side, you will be obliged to take the dark one. You must either accept my offer, or you and your children shall be sent to your young master's plantation, there to remain till your young mistress is married; and your children shall fare like the rest of the negro children. I give you a week to consider it."He was shrewd; but I knew he was not to be trusted. I told him I was ready to give my answer now."I will... not receive it now," he replied. "You act too much from impulse. Remember that you and your children can be free a week from to-day if you choose."On what a monstrous chance hung the destiny of my children! I knew that my master's offer was a snare, and that if I entered it escape would be impossible. As for his promise, I knew him so well that I was sure if he gave me free papers, they would be so managed as to have no legal value. The alternative was inevitable. I resolved to go to the plantation.
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