Our Navy At Work; the Yankee Fleet in French Waters As Seen By Reginald Wright Kauffman
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"It's too shabby £o' a man o' yo' position, any- how," said Jerry.
At that moment the officer, who had been momen- tarily otherwise engaged, heard the beggar and wheeled upon him.
"Why, you blank-blank, good-for-nothing, low- down nigger !" he shouted. "What do you mean by asking this gentleman for his overcoat? We wouldn't think of giving you anything. If you don't clear out this instant, I'll tan the hide off you 1" Not even for the twinkling of an eye did Jerry show the terror that he must h...ave felt. He turned to the officer with his face broken by the best imag- inable imitation of a glad grin. He doffed his hat; it nearly brushed the ground beside his broken boots.
"Mawnin', suh," he cried. "Mawnin' ! An', oh, bress de Lawd, Ah sure am glad to see you! Ah thought yo' was a southe'n gen'man the minute x\h sot eyes on yo', an' hearin' yo' talk lake that to me makes me sure of it. It makes me plum homesick, suh. Now Ah knows Ah'll git a' overcoat!" And he was right. In three minutes, he had, not the northern civilian's, but the southern officer's overcoat across his arm and was sidling toward the stockade behind which the second-hand clothes shop's runner was waiting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It's too shabby £o' a man o' yo' position, any- how," said Jerry.
At that moment the officer, who had been momen- tarily otherwise engaged, heard the beggar and wheeled upon him.
"Why, you blank-blank, good-for-nothing, low- down nigger !" he shouted. "What do you mean by asking this gentleman for his overcoat? We wouldn't think of giving you anything. If you don't clear out this instant, I'll tan the hide off you 1" Not even for the twinkling of an eye did Jerry show the terror that he must h...ave felt. He turned to the officer with his face broken by the best imag- inable imitation of a glad grin. He doffed his hat; it nearly brushed the ground beside his broken boots.
"Mawnin', suh," he cried. "Mawnin' ! An', oh, bress de Lawd, Ah sure am glad to see you! Ah thought yo' was a southe'n gen'man the minute x\h sot eyes on yo', an' hearin' yo' talk lake that to me makes me sure of it. It makes me plum homesick, suh. Now Ah knows Ah'll git a' overcoat!" And he was right. In three minutes, he had, not the northern civilian's, but the southern officer's overcoat across his arm and was sidling toward the stockade behind which the second-hand clothes shop's runner was waiting.
What to read after Our Navy At Work; the Yankee Fleet in French Waters As Seen By Reginald Wright Kauffman?
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