Our Young Folks 2
Our Young Folks 2
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" A little while after, as some prisoners were going in from the yard, they got into a fight near the door. The guard ran to interfere ; and the Captain, who was waiting for this very chance, — for the scuflile was got up by his friends expressly for his benefit, — darted into the negro woman's house, and ran up stairs. From a window he jumped down into my garden. In the mean time the Doctor came to life, crawled out from among the dead men, pushed a board from the back side of the dead-house, ...climbed the fence, and joined his friend the Captain, under our kitchen windows.
" Not a move was made by any of us. We kept on chatting, yawning, or pretending to read the newspaper; and all the while the guard in the street was going his rounds and peeping in. Everything — the freedom of these men, and my life — was hanging by a cobweb. One mistake, a single felse step, would ruin us. But everything had been pre-arranged. They found 1866.] Richmond Prisons.
303 the clothes ready for them, and we were waiting only to give them time to disguise themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A little while after, as some prisoners were going in from the yard, they got into a fight near the door. The guard ran to interfere ; and the Captain, who was waiting for this very chance, — for the scuflile was got up by his friends expressly for his benefit, — darted into the negro woman's house, and ran up stairs. From a window he jumped down into my garden. In the mean time the Doctor came to life, crawled out from among the dead men, pushed a board from the back side of the dead-house, ...climbed the fence, and joined his friend the Captain, under our kitchen windows.
" Not a move was made by any of us. We kept on chatting, yawning, or pretending to read the newspaper; and all the while the guard in the street was going his rounds and peeping in. Everything — the freedom of these men, and my life — was hanging by a cobweb. One mistake, a single felse step, would ruin us. But everything had been pre-arranged. They found 1866.] Richmond Prisons.
303 the clothes ready for them, and we were waiting only to give them time to disguise themselves.
What to read after Our Young Folks 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J T John Townsend Trowbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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