Short Stories for English Courses
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I am nearly expire for mecoffee. " Parson Jones took his hat from beneath his chair and rose up.
"Jools, " said the weak giant, "I ought to be in church right now. " "Mais, the church is right yonder at Miguel', yes. Ah!" continuedSt. -Ange, as they descended the stairs, "I thing every man muzhave the rilligion he like' the bez--me, I like the Catholiquerilligion the bez-for me it IS the bez. Every man will sure go toheaven if he like his rilligion the bez. " "Jools, " said the West-Floridian, ...laying his great hand tenderlyupon the Creole's shoulder, as they stepped out upon thebanquette, "do you think you have any shore hopes of heaven?" "Yass!" replied St. -Ange; "I am sure-sure. I thing everybody willgo to heaven. I thing you will go, et I thing Miguel will go, etJoe--everybody, I thing--mais, hof course, not if they not havebeen christen'. Even I thing some niggers will go. " "Jools, " said the parson, stopping in his walk--"Jools, I DON'Twant to lose my niggah. " "You will not loose him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am nearly expire for mecoffee. " Parson Jones took his hat from beneath his chair and rose up.
"Jools, " said the weak giant, "I ought to be in church right now. " "Mais, the church is right yonder at Miguel', yes. Ah!" continuedSt. -Ange, as they descended the stairs, "I thing every man muzhave the rilligion he like' the bez--me, I like the Catholiquerilligion the bez-for me it IS the bez. Every man will sure go toheaven if he like his rilligion the bez. " "Jools, " said the West-Floridian, ...laying his great hand tenderlyupon the Creole's shoulder, as they stepped out upon thebanquette, "do you think you have any shore hopes of heaven?" "Yass!" replied St. -Ange; "I am sure-sure. I thing everybody willgo to heaven. I thing you will go, et I thing Miguel will go, etJoe--everybody, I thing--mais, hof course, not if they not havebeen christen'. Even I thing some niggers will go. " "Jools, " said the parson, stopping in his walk--"Jools, I DON'Twant to lose my niggah. " "You will not loose him.
What to read after Short Stories for English Courses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mikels Rosa Mary Redding to read onlineMoreLess
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