Sara a Princess
Sara a Princess
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She was a pure-blooded African of Guinea, who, when a wee child, wasrescued from a slave-trader by Captain Plunkett, Miss Prue's father.
The poor little black baby's mother had died during the cruel march tothe coast, and the little creature, become almost a skeleton, andlooking more like a baby chimpanzee than anything human, was made a petof by the crew on the homeward voyage, growing fat and saucy daily, sothat when the captain presented her to his daughter, then an infant oftwo years, she w...as as cunning a specimen of a negro baby as one oftensees.
Instantly the fair little Prudence took a great fancy to her, thinkingher, doubtless, some new queer kind of doll; and from that time the twowere almost inseparable companions.
The little stranger was soon given free papers, formally adopted, andbaptized under the Christian name of Hester Plunkett; and from hertwenty-first birthday had always received wages for her services.
Her love for the family, especially Miss Prue, almost the only survivorof this especial branch, was simply unbounded; and nothing could havetempted her to leave the latter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was a pure-blooded African of Guinea, who, when a wee child, wasrescued from a slave-trader by Captain Plunkett, Miss Prue's father.
The poor little black baby's mother had died during the cruel march tothe coast, and the little creature, become almost a skeleton, andlooking more like a baby chimpanzee than anything human, was made a petof by the crew on the homeward voyage, growing fat and saucy daily, sothat when the captain presented her to his daughter, then an infant oftwo years, she w...as as cunning a specimen of a negro baby as one oftensees.
Instantly the fair little Prudence took a great fancy to her, thinkingher, doubtless, some new queer kind of doll; and from that time the twowere almost inseparable companions.
The little stranger was soon given free papers, formally adopted, andbaptized under the Christian name of Hester Plunkett; and from hertwenty-first birthday had always received wages for her services.
Her love for the family, especially Miss Prue, almost the only survivorof this especial branch, was simply unbounded; and nothing could havetempted her to leave the latter.
What to read after Sara a Princess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newberry Fannie E. to read onlineMoreLess
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