Personal Reminiscences of Samuel Harris
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Just behind the girl was a boy nine or ten )ears old. To the left was a lady sitting, leaning over a few coals in a large fire-place, with a shawl over her shoulders, and a little babe in her lap. Her back was toward me. The girl said, "Will you walk in, Sir?" Stepping inside I glanced over the room hurriedly to assure myself there were no rebs about. The girl set a chair by the fire- place to the left of her mother and asked me to have a seat. As I was sitting down I said to the lad)-, who had... not yet turned her face to me, "Good morning. Madam. " She turned her face toward me and said "Good morning, Captain. " I saw she was crsing ver)' hard, and that she was not over thirty-five years old, yet she had a careworn and pinched expression on her face, but I could see that she was a refined and edu- cated ladw I said to her, "Madam, you seem to be in trouble here. If >ou will tell me what it is I ma\' be able to help \ou. " She burst out crying and could say nothing for a moment. Then looking toward me she said, "Captain, we are starving, I have not had a mouthful to eat for twenty-four hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just behind the girl was a boy nine or ten )ears old. To the left was a lady sitting, leaning over a few coals in a large fire-place, with a shawl over her shoulders, and a little babe in her lap. Her back was toward me. The girl said, "Will you walk in, Sir?" Stepping inside I glanced over the room hurriedly to assure myself there were no rebs about. The girl set a chair by the fire- place to the left of her mother and asked me to have a seat. As I was sitting down I said to the lad)-, who had... not yet turned her face to me, "Good morning. Madam. " She turned her face toward me and said "Good morning, Captain. " I saw she was crsing ver)' hard, and that she was not over thirty-five years old, yet she had a careworn and pinched expression on her face, but I could see that she was a refined and edu- cated ladw I said to her, "Madam, you seem to be in trouble here. If >ou will tell me what it is I ma\' be able to help \ou. " She burst out crying and could say nothing for a moment. Then looking toward me she said, "Captain, we are starving, I have not had a mouthful to eat for twenty-four hours.
What to read after Personal Reminiscences of Samuel Harris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, Samuel, 1814-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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