Satanstoe
Satanstoe
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The trut' is, that we are not always as wise and as sober as our parents, and grandparents in particular, could wish us to be. It is t'ought a goodthing among us sometimes, to rummage the hen-roosts and poultry-yards ofthe burghers, and to sup on the fruits of such a forage. I do not know howit is with you, gentlemen; but I will own, that to me, ducks and geese gotin this innocent, game-like way, taste sweeter than when they are bought inthe market-hall: our own supper for to-night was a _bough...t_ supper, butit has become the victim of a little enlargement of the practice I havementioned. " "How!--how's that, friend Ten Eyck!" exclaimed Mr. Worden, in no affectedconsternation. "The _supper_ a victim, do you say?" "Yes, sir; to be frank at once, it is gone; gone to a pullet, a steak, anda potatoe. They have not left us a dish!" "They!" echoed the parson--"And who can _they_ be?" "That is a point yet to be ascertained, for the operation has been carriedon in so delicate and refined a way, that none of our blacks know anythingof the matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The trut' is, that we are not always as wise and as sober as our parents, and grandparents in particular, could wish us to be. It is t'ought a goodthing among us sometimes, to rummage the hen-roosts and poultry-yards ofthe burghers, and to sup on the fruits of such a forage. I do not know howit is with you, gentlemen; but I will own, that to me, ducks and geese gotin this innocent, game-like way, taste sweeter than when they are bought inthe market-hall: our own supper for to-night was a _bough...t_ supper, butit has become the victim of a little enlargement of the practice I havementioned. " "How!--how's that, friend Ten Eyck!" exclaimed Mr. Worden, in no affectedconsternation. "The _supper_ a victim, do you say?" "Yes, sir; to be frank at once, it is gone; gone to a pullet, a steak, anda potatoe. They have not left us a dish!" "They!" echoed the parson--"And who can _they_ be?" "That is a point yet to be ascertained, for the operation has been carriedon in so delicate and refined a way, that none of our blacks know anythingof the matter.
What to read after Satanstoe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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