Sketches From Old Virginia
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It wur de day befo' Christmas, dey struck dat ar fox's trail, and when de Jedge quit off hunt'n at sundown he done tell me ter foller dem hounds and see whar they's gwine ter. Well, suh, I follerd 'em all dat night. I follerd 'em all Christmas Day and all dat night too, and when I caught up wid 'emjes assho' asyo' born, suh, it wur over in Hanover County about'n hour after sun-up, and fo' de Lawd de fox was walkin', and de hounds was walkin\ dey was all walkin\ widin a few yards of one nur'r." ...How this old sinner gathered up the emaciated voiceless hounds and the exhausted fox and put them all in a two-horse waggon and drove them home, I always suspected was a comparatively recent addition. But Ephraim invariably recited the legend with his hat in his hand, as if baring his head for the vengeance of heaven to descend upon it — as, indeed, he frequently invited it to do — should he deviate one hair's-breadth from the " solemn troof " From what has been said in an earlier part of this paper it will be readily understood that there was no eager shortening of stirrup leathers or cramming on of hats with the Colonel and Uncle Ephraim as the hounds went away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wur de day befo' Christmas, dey struck dat ar fox's trail, and when de Jedge quit off hunt'n at sundown he done tell me ter foller dem hounds and see whar they's gwine ter. Well, suh, I follerd 'em all dat night. I follerd 'em all Christmas Day and all dat night too, and when I caught up wid 'emjes assho' asyo' born, suh, it wur over in Hanover County about'n hour after sun-up, and fo' de Lawd de fox was walkin', and de hounds was walkin\ dey was all walkin\ widin a few yards of one nur'r." ...How this old sinner gathered up the emaciated voiceless hounds and the exhausted fox and put them all in a two-horse waggon and drove them home, I always suspected was a comparatively recent addition. But Ephraim invariably recited the legend with his hat in his hand, as if baring his head for the vengeance of heaven to descend upon it — as, indeed, he frequently invited it to do — should he deviate one hair's-breadth from the " solemn troof " From what has been said in an earlier part of this paper it will be readily understood that there was no eager shortening of stirrup leathers or cramming on of hats with the Colonel and Uncle Ephraim as the hounds went away.
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