Stephen the Black
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" Stephen, failing to see the humor of this 156 Stephen the Black delicate distinction, raised his head to ask if all classes felt the same way in that part of the country. "How de big bugs feel de gran' upper ten it ain't in de pow'r o' language to state 'zactly; dey don't personify no great love fo' yo' race, dat a fact but day'se good to some dat sarves 'em ya'as, dey is. Yer mought say dey look down an' 'spise de race, and dey 'predate de indiwid-iwid " "Individuals ? Ah, I see, " said Step...hen, in heavy dejection. "But dey keep dere moufs shut an' dey ain't aroun' when dere's a row kickin' up, dat's all I know 'bout dere feelin's. An' my feelin' is to keep dis yere six-shooter in my pocket and I 'vise you to do de same. " CHAPTER XIII STEPHEN'S reflections on the way home were dismal enough. He could excuse the attack made on him by young Aikens as the act of a man in a violent passion. The nature of his errand and the implication of his speech might easily have aroused the temper of one who had never learned self-restraint, and who read moreover in his remarks, the sting of reproof, and reproof from one of an inferior race was a thing to be resented and stamped out as an insult.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Stephen, failing to see the humor of this 156 Stephen the Black delicate distinction, raised his head to ask if all classes felt the same way in that part of the country. "How de big bugs feel de gran' upper ten it ain't in de pow'r o' language to state 'zactly; dey don't personify no great love fo' yo' race, dat a fact but day'se good to some dat sarves 'em ya'as, dey is. Yer mought say dey look down an' 'spise de race, and dey 'predate de indiwid-iwid " "Individuals ? Ah, I see, " said Step...hen, in heavy dejection. "But dey keep dere moufs shut an' dey ain't aroun' when dere's a row kickin' up, dat's all I know 'bout dere feelin's. An' my feelin' is to keep dis yere six-shooter in my pocket and I 'vise you to do de same. " CHAPTER XIII STEPHEN'S reflections on the way home were dismal enough. He could excuse the attack made on him by young Aikens as the act of a man in a violent passion. The nature of his errand and the implication of his speech might easily have aroused the temper of one who had never learned self-restraint, and who read moreover in his remarks, the sting of reproof, and reproof from one of an inferior race was a thing to be resented and stamped out as an insult.
What to read after Stephen the Black?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline H Pemberton to read onlineMoreLess
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