Stories By American Authors, volume 6
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" "The--the 'mahk you make 'bout me, has been made 'fo'; I may say, hasbeen made quite frequent--quite frequent; on'y lass Tuesd'y fohtni't, Sistah Ma'y Ann Jinkins--a promnunt membeh of ouh class (that is, Asba'yclass, meets on Gay Street), Sistah Ma'y Ann Jinkins, she ups an' sez, befo' de whole class, dat she'd puppose de motion, dat Bro' ThomasWheatley wuz 'p'inted fus' speakah in de nex' 'Jug-breakin' an'Jaymiah's Hamma, ' by de i-nanemous vote of de class. I'm clah to say Iwuz 'stonished;... but ahta class wuz ovvva, Bro' Moss tole me de'p'intment wuz made jes' f'on de 'peahunce of my hade, ''Cause, ' he sez, 'no man cain't be a po' speakah with sich a fine intellec' which we seeexpressed in de hade of Bro' Thomas Wheatley--but, same time, I knowedall time de fus' motion come f'om Sistah Ma'y Ann Jinkins--she's a ve'ygood friend o' mine, Sistah Ma'y Ann Jinkins--thinks a sight o' me; I'scohts heh to class ev'y Tuesd'y--ev'y Tuesd'y, sine die. " "You do? What does your wife have to say to that?" I asked, maliciously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "The--the 'mahk you make 'bout me, has been made 'fo'; I may say, hasbeen made quite frequent--quite frequent; on'y lass Tuesd'y fohtni't, Sistah Ma'y Ann Jinkins--a promnunt membeh of ouh class (that is, Asba'yclass, meets on Gay Street), Sistah Ma'y Ann Jinkins, she ups an' sez, befo' de whole class, dat she'd puppose de motion, dat Bro' ThomasWheatley wuz 'p'inted fus' speakah in de nex' 'Jug-breakin' an'Jaymiah's Hamma, ' by de i-nanemous vote of de class. I'm clah to say Iwuz 'stonished;... but ahta class wuz ovvva, Bro' Moss tole me de'p'intment wuz made jes' f'on de 'peahunce of my hade, ''Cause, ' he sez, 'no man cain't be a po' speakah with sich a fine intellec' which we seeexpressed in de hade of Bro' Thomas Wheatley--but, same time, I knowedall time de fus' motion come f'om Sistah Ma'y Ann Jinkins--she's a ve'ygood friend o' mine, Sistah Ma'y Ann Jinkins--thinks a sight o' me; I'scohts heh to class ev'y Tuesd'y--ev'y Tuesd'y, sine die. " "You do? What does your wife have to say to that?" I asked, maliciously.
What to read after Stories By American Authors, volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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