Our World Or the Slaveholders Daughter
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Yes, sir! My own feelings make me the best judge, " con tinues Graspum, with a most serious countenance. He feels he is a man of wonderful parts, much abused by public opinion, and, though always trying to promote public good, never credited for his many kind acts.
Turning his head aside to relieve himself of a smile, Mr. Grabguy admits that he is quite an abused man ; and, setting aside small matters, thinks it well to be guided by the good motto : ' retire from business with plenty of money' ...It may not subdue tongues, but it will soften whispers. Money, Mr. Grrabguy intimates, upon the strength of his venerable father's experience, is a curious medium of overcoming the ditchwork of society. In fact, he assures Graspum, that with plenty of shiners you may be just such a man as you please ; everybody will forget that you ever bought or sold a nigger, and ten chances to one if you do not find yourself sloped off into Congress, before you have had time to study the process of getting there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, sir! My own feelings make me the best judge, " con tinues Graspum, with a most serious countenance. He feels he is a man of wonderful parts, much abused by public opinion, and, though always trying to promote public good, never credited for his many kind acts.
Turning his head aside to relieve himself of a smile, Mr. Grabguy admits that he is quite an abused man ; and, setting aside small matters, thinks it well to be guided by the good motto : ' retire from business with plenty of money' ...It may not subdue tongues, but it will soften whispers. Money, Mr. Grrabguy intimates, upon the strength of his venerable father's experience, is a curious medium of overcoming the ditchwork of society. In fact, he assures Graspum, that with plenty of shiners you may be just such a man as you please ; everybody will forget that you ever bought or sold a nigger, and ten chances to one if you do not find yourself sloped off into Congress, before you have had time to study the process of getting there.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Colburn Francis Colburn Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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