Sketches in the History of the Underground Railroad Comprising Many Thrilling I
Sketches in the History of the Underground Railroad Comprising Many Thrilling I
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" When Jimmy had given vent to his feelings and his fears, Dennis said, " I will tell you a short story. You know I came over here twenty-five years ago, and left Mary and her baby to come when I could earn money to send for them. Well, I was sick on the ship, and when I landed in New York I was sick, and had no money and no place to go to. I wandered in the streets too sick to work or to eat, and after a while I think I lost my senses, for I awoke one morning and could n't imagine where I was.... After a while a woman spoke to me and said, ' are you better ? you will get well and go and see Mary. ' I said, 'where is Mary?' She replied, 'I do n't know. You have talked about her, and I guess she is away in Ire- land. ' She brought some food a. Id I ate a very little. The room was dark, so I had not seen her face ; when she brought a light I saw that she was as black as a boot. I should have been frightened, but her voice was sweet, and she spoke so tenderly that I did not mind her looks.
" The woman who saved my life was called Margaret.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" When Jimmy had given vent to his feelings and his fears, Dennis said, " I will tell you a short story. You know I came over here twenty-five years ago, and left Mary and her baby to come when I could earn money to send for them. Well, I was sick on the ship, and when I landed in New York I was sick, and had no money and no place to go to. I wandered in the streets too sick to work or to eat, and after a while I think I lost my senses, for I awoke one morning and could n't imagine where I was.... After a while a woman spoke to me and said, ' are you better ? you will get well and go and see Mary. ' I said, 'where is Mary?' She replied, 'I do n't know. You have talked about her, and I guess she is away in Ire- land. ' She brought some food a. Id I ate a very little. The room was dark, so I had not seen her face ; when she brought a light I saw that she was as black as a boot. I should have been frightened, but her voice was sweet, and she spoke so tenderly that I did not mind her looks.
" The woman who saved my life was called Margaret.
What to read after Sketches in the History of the Underground Railroad Comprising Many Thrilling I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eber M Pettit to read onlineMoreLess
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