Southern Lights And Shadows
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Give it to me, oldman, or I'll take you to jail too. " It was yielded up--an old-timerifle--and the sheriff smashed it against the side of the chimney, throwingthe remnants into the fire. "Lead on, " he said, and the young negro wastaken outside. Quickly he was lifted on to a horse and tied there, whilethe former rider mounted behind one of his companions, and they rode out ofthe settlement into the woods.
"Git into the shadows, " one said; "they might be fools enough to shoot. " Once in the ro...ad, the sheriff called a halt. "One of you must ride; back toMr. Morris's place and collect the other search-parties, while we make forPineville jail. Now, Abram, come on. " "I ent done nuttin', Mr. Parin, suh, " the negro urged. "I ent hot Mis'Morris. " "Who said anything 'bout Mrs. Morris?" was asked, sharply.
The negro groaned.
"You're hanging yourself, boy, " the sheriff said; "but since you know, where _is_ Mrs. Morris?" "I dun'no', suh. " "Why did you run away?" "'Kase I 'fraid Mr. Morris.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give it to me, oldman, or I'll take you to jail too. " It was yielded up--an old-timerifle--and the sheriff smashed it against the side of the chimney, throwingthe remnants into the fire. "Lead on, " he said, and the young negro wastaken outside. Quickly he was lifted on to a horse and tied there, whilethe former rider mounted behind one of his companions, and they rode out ofthe settlement into the woods.
"Git into the shadows, " one said; "they might be fools enough to shoot. " Once in the ro...ad, the sheriff called a halt. "One of you must ride; back toMr. Morris's place and collect the other search-parties, while we make forPineville jail. Now, Abram, come on. " "I ent done nuttin', Mr. Parin, suh, " the negro urged. "I ent hot Mis'Morris. " "Who said anything 'bout Mrs. Morris?" was asked, sharply.
The negro groaned.
"You're hanging yourself, boy, " the sheriff said; "but since you know, where _is_ Mrs. Morris?" "I dun'no', suh. " "Why did you run away?" "'Kase I 'fraid Mr. Morris.
What to read after Southern Lights And Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alden Henry Mills to read onlineMoreLess
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