Tar Heel Tales
Tar Heel Tales
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The fervent ones punctuated and punctured the prayer with hearty amens. Hymns were sung and the sermon commenced. At first there was nothing unusual about the services. They were like those of all negro meetings held in rural districts, except that the congregation seemed unusually quiet. The falling of a pin upon the floor could have been heard across the room.
The arrival of Arabella had brought or- Strange Vision of Arabella 119 der. The bravest of the rowdies would not have dared disturb th...e tranquillity of that meeting. A most pious and respectful body of worshippers it was!
Along toward the latter part of the ser- mon Parson Honeycutt warmed up to his sub- ject and spoke with force and feeling, pictur- ing the scenes of judgment day, when all would be begging Peter for admittance to the Holy Land. His story and enthusiasm were calculated to touch the hardest-hearted sin- ner. As he moved on, swinging, half speak- ing and half singing, the audience became more and more interested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fervent ones punctuated and punctured the prayer with hearty amens. Hymns were sung and the sermon commenced. At first there was nothing unusual about the services. They were like those of all negro meetings held in rural districts, except that the congregation seemed unusually quiet. The falling of a pin upon the floor could have been heard across the room.
The arrival of Arabella had brought or- Strange Vision of Arabella 119 der. The bravest of the rowdies would not have dared disturb th...e tranquillity of that meeting. A most pious and respectful body of worshippers it was!
Along toward the latter part of the ser- mon Parson Honeycutt warmed up to his sub- ject and spoke with force and feeling, pictur- ing the scenes of judgment day, when all would be begging Peter for admittance to the Holy Land. His story and enthusiasm were calculated to touch the hardest-hearted sin- ner. As he moved on, swinging, half speak- ing and half singing, the audience became more and more interested.
What to read after Tar Heel Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E C Henry Edward Cowan Bryant to read onlineMoreLess
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