Newton Forster
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"Man-of-war very fine place; but all slaves there--captain steal menevery ship he come to. But sailor no tink so; ebery night we all sing, Britong nebber, nebber, nebber, will be slave. Make me laugh, sar, "continued the man, showing his teeth with a broad grin.
"What was the frigate's name?" "Very fine name, sar, call her _Daddy Wise_. "[1] [Footnote 1: _Dedaigneuse_, we suppose. ] "How long were you on board of her?" "Far year, sar; larn carpenter trade--go to England--pay off--get plentymone...y--come out here in marchant vessel; England very fine place, buttoo much cold, " said the negro, shuddering at the bare recollection.
"Now, tell me, " said Kingston, "of course you recollect being in yourown country? Which do you like best--that or this?" "Ashantee very good country--Barbadoes very good country. Ashanteenebber work, hab no money--here plenty work, plenty money. " "Well, but where would you rather be--here or there?" "Don't know, sar. Like to find country where no work, plenty money.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Man-of-war very fine place; but all slaves there--captain steal menevery ship he come to. But sailor no tink so; ebery night we all sing, Britong nebber, nebber, nebber, will be slave. Make me laugh, sar, "continued the man, showing his teeth with a broad grin.
"What was the frigate's name?" "Very fine name, sar, call her _Daddy Wise_. "[1] [Footnote 1: _Dedaigneuse_, we suppose. ] "How long were you on board of her?" "Far year, sar; larn carpenter trade--go to England--pay off--get plentymone...y--come out here in marchant vessel; England very fine place, buttoo much cold, " said the negro, shuddering at the bare recollection.
"Now, tell me, " said Kingston, "of course you recollect being in yourown country? Which do you like best--that or this?" "Ashantee very good country--Barbadoes very good country. Ashanteenebber work, hab no money--here plenty work, plenty money. " "Well, but where would you rather be--here or there?" "Don't know, sar. Like to find country where no work, plenty money.
What to read after Newton Forster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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