Mose Evans : a Simple Statement of the Singular Facts of His Case
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Throop said.
" I blame myself, madam," I interposed with some emphasis, " for inducing you to leave Charles- ton. There at least " — " Charleston ! Charleston ! " But how can I give the inflections of the poor lady's voice as she turned those eyes upon me ! Dressed in black for Theodore, and everything else in the world, — emaciated until her eyes seemed all there was of her. " Charleston ! " " Mrs. Throop knows," the General here re- marked with his peculiar courtesy of manner when any lady wa...s in question, " that I have no sympa- thy with her religious views. While the Creator leaves us in this world I think He means we should care for and be interested in it, as He will desire us to be interested in the existence after this, when He has placed us there. I agree that an accursed military despotism has superseded American freedom ; I know that universal corrup- tion reigns in a Congress once adorned with the presence of a Hayne, a Randolph, a Calhoun ; I know that free negroes and their baser white allies swarm" — MOSE EVANS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Throop said.
" I blame myself, madam," I interposed with some emphasis, " for inducing you to leave Charles- ton. There at least " — " Charleston ! Charleston ! " But how can I give the inflections of the poor lady's voice as she turned those eyes upon me ! Dressed in black for Theodore, and everything else in the world, — emaciated until her eyes seemed all there was of her. " Charleston ! " " Mrs. Throop knows," the General here re- marked with his peculiar courtesy of manner when any lady wa...s in question, " that I have no sympa- thy with her religious views. While the Creator leaves us in this world I think He means we should care for and be interested in it, as He will desire us to be interested in the existence after this, when He has placed us there. I agree that an accursed military despotism has superseded American freedom ; I know that universal corrup- tion reigns in a Congress once adorned with the presence of a Hayne, a Randolph, a Calhoun ; I know that free negroes and their baser white allies swarm" — MOSE EVANS.
What to read after Mose Evans : a Simple Statement of the Singular Facts of His Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Mumford Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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