Iola Leroy
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" "Well, I'se rale glad ter see her. She puts me mighty much in mine obdem days wen we war all young togedder; wen Miss Nancy sed, 'Harriet wartoo high fer her. ' It jis' seems like yisterday wen I yeard Miss Nancysay, 'No house could flourish whar dere war two mistresses. ' Well, Mr. Robert--" "Oh, no, no, Uncle Daniel, " interrupted Robert, "don't say that! Call meRobby or Bob, just as you used to. " "Well, Bobby, I'se glad klar from de bottom of my heart ter see yer. " "Even if you wouldn't ...go with us when we left?" "Oh, Bobby, dem war mighty tryin' times. You boys didn't know it, butMarster Robert hab giben me a bag ob money ter take keer ob, an' Ipromised him I'd do it an' I had ter be ez good ez my word. " "Oh, Uncle Daniel, why didn't you tell us boys all about it? We couldhave helped you take care of it. " "Now, wouldn't dat hab bin smart ter let on ter you chaps, an' hab youhuntin' fer it from Dan ter Barsheba? I specs some ob you would bin arootin' fer it yit!" "Well, Uncle Daniel, we were young then; I can't tell what we would havedone if we had found it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, I'se rale glad ter see her. She puts me mighty much in mine obdem days wen we war all young togedder; wen Miss Nancy sed, 'Harriet wartoo high fer her. ' It jis' seems like yisterday wen I yeard Miss Nancysay, 'No house could flourish whar dere war two mistresses. ' Well, Mr. Robert--" "Oh, no, no, Uncle Daniel, " interrupted Robert, "don't say that! Call meRobby or Bob, just as you used to. " "Well, Bobby, I'se glad klar from de bottom of my heart ter see yer. " "Even if you wouldn't ...go with us when we left?" "Oh, Bobby, dem war mighty tryin' times. You boys didn't know it, butMarster Robert hab giben me a bag ob money ter take keer ob, an' Ipromised him I'd do it an' I had ter be ez good ez my word. " "Oh, Uncle Daniel, why didn't you tell us boys all about it? We couldhave helped you take care of it. " "Now, wouldn't dat hab bin smart ter let on ter you chaps, an' hab youhuntin' fer it from Dan ter Barsheba? I specs some ob you would bin arootin' fer it yit!" "Well, Uncle Daniel, we were young then; I can't tell what we would havedone if we had found it.
What to read after Iola Leroy?
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