Port Allington Stories
Port Allington Stories
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Paul did not appear in the least shy, and he was unmistakably not English. He walked on grinning and showing his teeth in the brightest manner to where Mrs. James^ visibly trembling.
Stood waiting for him.
" Now let's see if we can find those carnations/' said Mr. Webstone, and his voice was a sort of signal for the Port AUington ladies to recollect their manners and cease staring. Mrs. Bossington and Miss Atkey followed him almost eagerly to a more retired part of the garden, and it was only w...hen they got there that Mrs. Bossington was able to relieve her feelings "But — ^but," she stammered^ "he's exceedingly dark." "Dark!" repeated Mr. Webstone. "He's a nigger." " Surely not! " said Miss Atkey.
" A woolley nigger," said Mr. Webstone. " I [139] Digitized by Google PORT ALLINGTON STORIES thought I'd come along and see how Port Allington received him. As soon as I spied him on the plat- form I guessed that James had been let in. Of course you can see how — from Mrs. James's story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paul did not appear in the least shy, and he was unmistakably not English. He walked on grinning and showing his teeth in the brightest manner to where Mrs. James^ visibly trembling.
Stood waiting for him.
" Now let's see if we can find those carnations/' said Mr. Webstone, and his voice was a sort of signal for the Port AUington ladies to recollect their manners and cease staring. Mrs. Bossington and Miss Atkey followed him almost eagerly to a more retired part of the garden, and it was only w...hen they got there that Mrs. Bossington was able to relieve her feelings "But — ^but," she stammered^ "he's exceedingly dark." "Dark!" repeated Mr. Webstone. "He's a nigger." " Surely not! " said Miss Atkey.
" A woolley nigger," said Mr. Webstone. " I [139] Digitized by Google PORT ALLINGTON STORIES thought I'd come along and see how Port Allington received him. As soon as I spied him on the plat- form I guessed that James had been let in. Of course you can see how — from Mrs. James's story.
What to read after Port Allington Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R E Robert Ernest Vernde to read onlineMoreLess
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