P'laski's Tunament
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He got dat f'om dat ooman. " He turned andpointed a trembling finger at his uncomplaining spouse; and then slowlydeclared, "Lord! I wuz outdone dat day. " I suggested that possibly he had not followed Solomon's injunction asrigidly as Pulaski's peculiar traits of character had demanded; but hesaid promptly: "Yes, suh, I did. I whupped him faithful; but he took whuppin' like aole steer. Hickory didn' 'pear to have no 'feck on him. He didn' had nomemory; he like a ole steer: got a thick skin an' ...a short memory; he wuzwhat I call one o' dese disorde'ly boys. " He paused long enough to permit this term, taken from the police courtreports, to make a lodgement, and then proceeded: "He wuz so wuthless at home, I hired him out to ole Mis' Twine for fo'dollars an' a half a mont'--an' more'n he wuth, too!--to see ef po'white ooman kin git any wuck out'n him. A po' white ooman kin gitwuck out a nigger ef anybody kin, an' 'twuz down dyah that he got hadfoolishness lodgicated in he haid. You see, ole Mis' Twine warn' so furf'om Wash'n'n.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He got dat f'om dat ooman. " He turned andpointed a trembling finger at his uncomplaining spouse; and then slowlydeclared, "Lord! I wuz outdone dat day. " I suggested that possibly he had not followed Solomon's injunction asrigidly as Pulaski's peculiar traits of character had demanded; but hesaid promptly: "Yes, suh, I did. I whupped him faithful; but he took whuppin' like aole steer. Hickory didn' 'pear to have no 'feck on him. He didn' had nomemory; he like a ole steer: got a thick skin an' ...a short memory; he wuzwhat I call one o' dese disorde'ly boys. " He paused long enough to permit this term, taken from the police courtreports, to make a lodgement, and then proceeded: "He wuz so wuthless at home, I hired him out to ole Mis' Twine for fo'dollars an' a half a mont'--an' more'n he wuth, too!--to see ef po'white ooman kin git any wuck out'n him. A po' white ooman kin gitwuck out a nigger ef anybody kin, an' 'twuz down dyah that he got hadfoolishness lodgicated in he haid. You see, ole Mis' Twine warn' so furf'om Wash'n'n.
What to read after P'laski's Tunament?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Thomas Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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