Memories of Childhood's Slavery Days
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It was only corn meal and peaseand ham-bone and skins which she had for our supper. She had started alittle fire, and said, "Some of you close that door, " for it was cold. She swung the pot over the fire and filled it with the pease andham-bone and skins. Then she seated her little brood around the fireon the pieces of blanket, where we watched with all our eyes, ourhearts filled with desire, looking to see what she would do next. Shetook down an old broken earthen bowl, and tossed into it the... littlemeal she had brought, stirring it up with water, making a hoe cake. She said, "One of you draw that griddle out here, " and she placed iton the few little coals. Perhaps this griddle you have never seen, orone like it. I will describe it to you. This griddle was a round pieceof iron, quite thick, having three legs. It might have been made in ablacksmith's shop, for I have never seen one like it before or since. It was placed upon the coals, and with an old iron spoon she put onthis griddle half of the corn meal she had mixed up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was only corn meal and peaseand ham-bone and skins which she had for our supper. She had started alittle fire, and said, "Some of you close that door, " for it was cold. She swung the pot over the fire and filled it with the pease andham-bone and skins. Then she seated her little brood around the fireon the pieces of blanket, where we watched with all our eyes, ourhearts filled with desire, looking to see what she would do next. Shetook down an old broken earthen bowl, and tossed into it the... littlemeal she had brought, stirring it up with water, making a hoe cake. She said, "One of you draw that griddle out here, " and she placed iton the few little coals. Perhaps this griddle you have never seen, orone like it. I will describe it to you. This griddle was a round pieceof iron, quite thick, having three legs. It might have been made in ablacksmith's shop, for I have never seen one like it before or since. It was placed upon the coals, and with an old iron spoon she put onthis griddle half of the corn meal she had mixed up.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton Annie L. to read onlineMoreLess
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