Incidents in the Life of John Edsall
Incidents in the Life of John Edsall
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Very often have small pieces of coin been slipped into my hand, and the donor would walk hurriedly on, for fear of being observed by the guard, as if it were a crime to bestow upon us any assistance. The soldiers who composed our guard, were some of them friendly towards us, procuring work for us, at making straw hats, and pricking patterns for needle work, although they were ordered to driv^ those who would have befriended us from the doors.
The persons under whose immediate charge we were, wa...s an old military sergeant, named Don Pableau, a native of Spain. Ninepence sterling per day was allow- ed by the governor for our support ; of this he received sixpence a day for our two meals, and for the balance he furnished us an extra meal of corn and molasses, called Bayeau, This was to us a great delicacy. It was something like, what we call Samp, being Indian corn broken between two stones. If we chose to taketbe balance in money, we could have had it, but they con- trived to make the two regular meals so detestable, that we were glad to get the extra.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Very often have small pieces of coin been slipped into my hand, and the donor would walk hurriedly on, for fear of being observed by the guard, as if it were a crime to bestow upon us any assistance. The soldiers who composed our guard, were some of them friendly towards us, procuring work for us, at making straw hats, and pricking patterns for needle work, although they were ordered to driv^ those who would have befriended us from the doors.
The persons under whose immediate charge we were, wa...s an old military sergeant, named Don Pableau, a native of Spain. Ninepence sterling per day was allow- ed by the governor for our support ; of this he received sixpence a day for our two meals, and for the balance he furnished us an extra meal of corn and molasses, called Bayeau, This was to us a great delicacy. It was something like, what we call Samp, being Indian corn broken between two stones. If we chose to taketbe balance in money, we could have had it, but they con- trived to make the two regular meals so detestable, that we were glad to get the extra.
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