Sam Lawson's Oldtown Fireside Stories
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" Wal, ye see, the cap'n's room was the gret front upper chamber over the parlor, and then right oppi- site to it was the gret spare chamber where Cinthy slept. It was jest as grand as could be, with a gret four-post mahogany bedstead and damask curtains brought over from England ; but it was cold enough to freeze a white bear solid, — the way spare cham- bers allers is. Then there was the entry between, run straight through the house : one side was old Quassia's room, and the other was a sort ...o' store- 'oom, where the old cap'n kep' all sorts o' traps.
" Wal, Cinthy she kep' a hevin' things happen and A seein' things, tiU she didn't railly know what was in it. Once when she come into the parlor jest at 148 OLDTOWSr FIXJESIDE STORIES.
sundown, she was sure she see a white figure a van- ishin' out o' the door that went towards the side entry. She said it was so dusk, that all she could sea was jest this white figure, and it jest went out stiU aa a cat as she come in.
" Wal, Cinthy didn't like to speak to the cap'n about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Wal, ye see, the cap'n's room was the gret front upper chamber over the parlor, and then right oppi- site to it was the gret spare chamber where Cinthy slept. It was jest as grand as could be, with a gret four-post mahogany bedstead and damask curtains brought over from England ; but it was cold enough to freeze a white bear solid, — the way spare cham- bers allers is. Then there was the entry between, run straight through the house : one side was old Quassia's room, and the other was a sort ...o' store- 'oom, where the old cap'n kep' all sorts o' traps.
" Wal, Cinthy she kep' a hevin' things happen and A seein' things, tiU she didn't railly know what was in it. Once when she come into the parlor jest at 148 OLDTOWSr FIXJESIDE STORIES.
sundown, she was sure she see a white figure a van- ishin' out o' the door that went towards the side entry. She said it was so dusk, that all she could sea was jest this white figure, and it jest went out stiU aa a cat as she come in.
" Wal, Cinthy didn't like to speak to the cap'n about it.
What to read after Sam Lawson's Oldtown Fireside Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stowe Harriet Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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