Peculiar Electronic Resource a Tale of the Great Transition
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This representative of the interests of slavery certainly did not prepossess Blake in favor of his mission ; but justice must be done, notwithstanding the character of the claimant.
An addition was now made to the circle. ' Captain Sldimer and Biggs, the sailor already mentioned, — a short, thick-set stump of a man, with only one eye, and tliat black and over- THE UPPER AND THE LOWER LAW. 71 arclied by a bushy, gi'ay eyebrow, — a very wicked-lookin;^ old iellow, — ' entered and made themselves ...kno^vn to the Colonel. They had come up from New London, to serve as witnesses. As a matter of policy, the Colonel could not do less than ask thorn to joni in the raid on the whiskey decanter ; and tliis they did so effectually that the last drop disappeared in Biggs's capacious tumbler.
As it was not yet time for the appointment at Charlton's office, the party, all but Blake, took chairs and lighted cigars, and the Colonel asked Captain Skinner to narrate the circum- stances of Peek's appearance on board the Albatross.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This representative of the interests of slavery certainly did not prepossess Blake in favor of his mission ; but justice must be done, notwithstanding the character of the claimant.
An addition was now made to the circle. ' Captain Sldimer and Biggs, the sailor already mentioned, — a short, thick-set stump of a man, with only one eye, and tliat black and over- THE UPPER AND THE LOWER LAW. 71 arclied by a bushy, gi'ay eyebrow, — a very wicked-lookin;^ old iellow, — ' entered and made themselves ...kno^vn to the Colonel. They had come up from New London, to serve as witnesses. As a matter of policy, the Colonel could not do less than ask thorn to joni in the raid on the whiskey decanter ; and tliis they did so effectually that the last drop disappeared in Biggs's capacious tumbler.
As it was not yet time for the appointment at Charlton's office, the party, all but Blake, took chairs and lighted cigars, and the Colonel asked Captain Skinner to narrate the circum- stances of Peek's appearance on board the Albatross.
What to read after Peculiar Electronic Resource a Tale of the Great Transition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Epes Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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