Mammys White Folks
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You know what I think, Mr. Peter? " " What is it Mammy? " Peter was much perturbed about his old friend. Perhaps it would be well for him to marry, but was Mrs. Richards the right woman? True, she was handsome and clever and tactful, but in spite of all these tilings, Peter was obliged to confess that he never had quite liked her. And why this change of name?
" I tell you what I think, " Mammy continued. " I think ev'ything about that woman is a lie, 'cep'in' her face, an* that tells the truf. ...I know her face am putty an' all that, but that there face tells jes' what kinder pusson she am. It tells she am a liar. If I had a had my eye sight whin she corned in the fust beginning I could a tol' Doc Andy not ter trus' her, but it's too late now. He done got kinder dependent on her, an' if we go ter him a-bearin tales, he mought up an' marry her or sompen. No, Mr.
248 Mammy's White Folks Peter, we's gotter play our cyards lak Marse Bob Wallace useter say : ' Play 'em close ter yo' belly. ' Now, if I go ter Virginy, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You know what I think, Mr. Peter? " " What is it Mammy? " Peter was much perturbed about his old friend. Perhaps it would be well for him to marry, but was Mrs. Richards the right woman? True, she was handsome and clever and tactful, but in spite of all these tilings, Peter was obliged to confess that he never had quite liked her. And why this change of name?
" I tell you what I think, " Mammy continued. " I think ev'ything about that woman is a lie, 'cep'in' her face, an* that tells the truf. ...I know her face am putty an' all that, but that there face tells jes' what kinder pusson she am. It tells she am a liar. If I had a had my eye sight whin she corned in the fust beginning I could a tol' Doc Andy not ter trus' her, but it's too late now. He done got kinder dependent on her, an' if we go ter him a-bearin tales, he mought up an' marry her or sompen. No, Mr.
248 Mammy's White Folks Peter, we's gotter play our cyards lak Marse Bob Wallace useter say : ' Play 'em close ter yo' belly. ' Now, if I go ter Virginy, Mr.
What to read after Mammys White Folks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sampson Emma Speed to read onlineMoreLess
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