Life At the South, Or, "uncle Tom's Cabin" As It is : Being Narratives, Scenes, And Incidents in the Real "life of the Lowly"
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He was con- valescent the next day, and was at the school as usual.
The increased stipend, in the meantime, did its work. Hector^ Caesar, and Jefl", lost the desire for change of jposition, and abandoned the idea of going to the State of Freedom. They neither saw nor felt the chains of slavery. They were at work, thinking of Independence on the morrow, instead of getting ready for the stwmpede.
"Is dis your last hoeing?" asked Csesar of Uncle Tom, who lagged, and moved as if he was carrying upo...n his shoulders the years of Methuselah.
"Dunno, nigger." " Tou cover up hills so deep, dat I'm 'sposing you 'spect it was for the last.".
" Oh ! get out, you saucy col'd man." "Wha', Uncle Tom, cross — cross, you 'spects to be gwine to Winchester in de morning? I 'spects not." •'Wha' dat?" "Dis nigger don't make fool of himself, I can tell you. Pshaw! Talk 'bout massa! You am a dunce, 7ncleTom." "Ho, ho, Caesar! smooth now: all good. Well, I ilways 'sposed you'd stick to your word, but de school- aiass'r talked dat some of you would be bought up ; and it am so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was con- valescent the next day, and was at the school as usual.
The increased stipend, in the meantime, did its work. Hector^ Caesar, and Jefl", lost the desire for change of jposition, and abandoned the idea of going to the State of Freedom. They neither saw nor felt the chains of slavery. They were at work, thinking of Independence on the morrow, instead of getting ready for the stwmpede.
"Is dis your last hoeing?" asked Csesar of Uncle Tom, who lagged, and moved as if he was carrying upo...n his shoulders the years of Methuselah.
"Dunno, nigger." " Tou cover up hills so deep, dat I'm 'sposing you 'spect it was for the last.".
" Oh ! get out, you saucy col'd man." "Wha', Uncle Tom, cross — cross, you 'spects to be gwine to Winchester in de morning? I 'spects not." •'Wha' dat?" "Dis nigger don't make fool of himself, I can tell you. Pshaw! Talk 'bout massa! You am a dunce, 7ncleTom." "Ho, ho, Caesar! smooth now: all good. Well, I ilways 'sposed you'd stick to your word, but de school- aiass'r talked dat some of you would be bought up ; and it am so.
What to read after Life At the South, Or, "uncle Tom's Cabin" As It is : Being Narratives, Scenes, And Incidents in the Real "life of the Lowly"?
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