Life And Confessions of James Gilbert Jenkins the Murderer of Eighteen Men Co
Life And Confessions of James Gilbert Jenkins the Murderer of Eighteen Men Co
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We had all gone to bed, and all were sleeping, except mother; the night was cold and still ; she heard him whistling a long way off, and called to us children, and told us he was coming. It was ten o'clock at night, but we jumped out of bed and went waddling through the snow, which was up to our knees, to meet him ; (when I say we, I mean my sister, who was next younger than me, and a brother, still younger than her) ; we went without other clothes than our night clothes, just as we got out of ...bed, and were nearly frozen, but father picked us all three up in his arms, and packed us into the house. We sat up about two hours, talking with father about the country where he had been, and then went to bed about midnight, feeling glad and happy that father had come home.
We lived there until spring, with nothing of particular note taking place, and then went into Gentry county to the land father had bought and the house he had built. He broke up some land and put in a crop that spring. The country was new and but few people lived there, neigbors being five or six miles apart, consequently we had no school, and I had no chance to learn anything with the exception that sometimes of My First and Only Term at School.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had all gone to bed, and all were sleeping, except mother; the night was cold and still ; she heard him whistling a long way off, and called to us children, and told us he was coming. It was ten o'clock at night, but we jumped out of bed and went waddling through the snow, which was up to our knees, to meet him ; (when I say we, I mean my sister, who was next younger than me, and a brother, still younger than her) ; we went without other clothes than our night clothes, just as we got out of ...bed, and were nearly frozen, but father picked us all three up in his arms, and packed us into the house. We sat up about two hours, talking with father about the country where he had been, and then went to bed about midnight, feeling glad and happy that father had come home.
We lived there until spring, with nothing of particular note taking place, and then went into Gentry county to the land father had bought and the house he had built. He broke up some land and put in a crop that spring. The country was new and but few people lived there, neigbors being five or six miles apart, consequently we had no school, and I had no chance to learn anything with the exception that sometimes of My First and Only Term at School.
What to read after Life And Confessions of James Gilbert Jenkins the Murderer of Eighteen Men Co?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Gilbert Jenkins to read onlineMoreLess
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