Minnies Sacrifice
Minnies Sacrifice
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There was a young ladysitting in the car, who remarked to her mother, as a very filthy-lookingwhite man entered, 'See, they will let that filthy creature ride andprohibit a decent respectable colored person!' The mother quietlyassented.
"From her dress I took her to be a Quakeress, for she had a lovely dressof dove-colored silk. The young lady had scarcely uttered the words whena young man who sat next the mother deliberately arose, and beckoned tothe man with the sooty clothes to take his seat...; but fortunately for theQuakeress, a lady who was sitting next her daughter arose just at thatmoment, and left the seat, and the old man without noticing themanoeuvre passed over to the other side, and thus avoided the contact. Iwas amused, however, about one thing; for the young man who gave up hisseat was compelled to ride about a mile standing. " "Served him right, " said Thomas Carpenter; "it was a very contemptibleaction, to attempt to punish the hardihood of the young lady byattempting to soil her mother's dress; and yet little souls who feel amorbid satisfaction in trampling on the weak, always sink themselves inthe scale of manhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a young ladysitting in the car, who remarked to her mother, as a very filthy-lookingwhite man entered, 'See, they will let that filthy creature ride andprohibit a decent respectable colored person!' The mother quietlyassented.
"From her dress I took her to be a Quakeress, for she had a lovely dressof dove-colored silk. The young lady had scarcely uttered the words whena young man who sat next the mother deliberately arose, and beckoned tothe man with the sooty clothes to take his seat...; but fortunately for theQuakeress, a lady who was sitting next her daughter arose just at thatmoment, and left the seat, and the old man without noticing themanoeuvre passed over to the other side, and thus avoided the contact. Iwas amused, however, about one thing; for the young man who gave up hisseat was compelled to ride about a mile standing. " "Served him right, " said Thomas Carpenter; "it was a very contemptibleaction, to attempt to punish the hardihood of the young lady byattempting to soil her mother's dress; and yet little souls who feel amorbid satisfaction in trampling on the weak, always sink themselves inthe scale of manhood.
What to read after Minnies Sacrifice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Ew Harper to read onlineMoreLess
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