Reminiscences of the Buckner Family
Reminiscences of the Buckner Family
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You can get along with Susan, and ! might as well be gettin' some wages and bringin' it 'co you. " So I told her she could be looking around and if she could find agoodhome I was willing. A few days afterwards she came and told me that old Mr. Fenne, an old bachelor, wanted her to work for him. She said he had no one to work for him and he was "liven' like a hog, " but she said she would clean the house up and make things look decent and comfort- able, and he offered her good wages and she thou...ght he would treat her well. She went and after awhile he wanted to buy Mary of me, and as Mary was willing I sold her, but kept Susan. He gave Mary her freedom and she lived with him as his wife till his death — and no wiffc could have taken better care of him. This wen
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You can get along with Susan, and ! might as well be gettin' some wages and bringin' it 'co you. " So I told her she could be looking around and if she could find agoodhome I was willing. A few days afterwards she came and told me that old Mr. Fenne, an old bachelor, wanted her to work for him. She said he had no one to work for him and he was "liven' like a hog, " but she said she would clean the house up and make things look decent and comfort- able, and he offered her good wages and she thou...ght he would treat her well. She went and after awhile he wanted to buy Mary of me, and as Mary was willing I sold her, but kept Susan. He gave Mary her freedom and she lived with him as his wife till his death — and no wiffc could have taken better care of him. This wen
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Priscilla Aylette Buckner Reardon to read onlineMoreLess
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