Minnie's Sacrifice
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I've sold her. " "But where have you sold her?" "Out of your reach, and that is all I am going to tell you. " Louis, without saying another word went out to the coachman, and askedwhat time the cars left the station.
"Ten minutes to nine. " "Can you take me there in time to reach the train? I want to go to thecity tonight. " "Dunno, massa; my best horse is lame, and what----" "Never mind your excuse; here, " said he, throwing him a dollar, "hitchup as quick as possible, and take me there withou...t any 'buts' or 'ifs. '" "All right, massa, " said Sam, grinning with delight. "I'll have you overthere in short order. " The carriage harnessed, Samuel found no difficulty with his horses, andreached the depot almost a half hour before the time.
Louis arrived in the city after midnight, and the next day he devoted tohunting for Ellen. He searched through different slave pens, inquired ofall the traders, until at last, ready to abandon his search inhopelessness, he heard of a private jail in the suburbs of the city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I've sold her. " "But where have you sold her?" "Out of your reach, and that is all I am going to tell you. " Louis, without saying another word went out to the coachman, and askedwhat time the cars left the station.
"Ten minutes to nine. " "Can you take me there in time to reach the train? I want to go to thecity tonight. " "Dunno, massa; my best horse is lame, and what----" "Never mind your excuse; here, " said he, throwing him a dollar, "hitchup as quick as possible, and take me there withou...t any 'buts' or 'ifs. '" "All right, massa, " said Sam, grinning with delight. "I'll have you overthere in short order. " The carriage harnessed, Samuel found no difficulty with his horses, andreached the depot almost a half hour before the time.
Louis arrived in the city after midnight, and the next day he devoted tohunting for Ellen. He searched through different slave pens, inquired ofall the traders, until at last, ready to abandon his search inhopelessness, he heard of a private jail in the suburbs of the city.
What to read after Minnie's Sacrifice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harper Frances Ellen Watkins to read onlineMoreLess
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