The Brownings a Tale of the Great Rebellion
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Sometimes she used to tell Aunt Chrissy she saw a country in her sleep, warmer and brighter than theirs, where the people were all black, and wore much gold. Some one waved palm-leaves over her there, just as she waved a fan over Lulu when she put her to sleep.
Aunt Chrissy told her it was a dream. It may be her lonely childhood favored such dreams, and that her natural disposition in- clined her to solitude, otherwise she would more frequently have been found joining the wild sports of the pla...ntation children. The many hours she spent with her mistress cer- tainly increased the reflective tendency of her mind, and the little knowledge which was im- parted to her awakened the wildest thirst for more. She had done all she could to instruct Lulu, and she often queried whether, now she was free, she might not be allowed to learn les- TEE BROWNINGS. 113 sons with her when she came to have books and teachers. She knew well no slave-child could be thus privileged. Teenah had no sus- picion that her mistress had provided for her education if she remained with Lulu.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes she used to tell Aunt Chrissy she saw a country in her sleep, warmer and brighter than theirs, where the people were all black, and wore much gold. Some one waved palm-leaves over her there, just as she waved a fan over Lulu when she put her to sleep.
Aunt Chrissy told her it was a dream. It may be her lonely childhood favored such dreams, and that her natural disposition in- clined her to solitude, otherwise she would more frequently have been found joining the wild sports of the pla...ntation children. The many hours she spent with her mistress cer- tainly increased the reflective tendency of her mind, and the little knowledge which was im- parted to her awakened the wildest thirst for more. She had done all she could to instruct Lulu, and she often queried whether, now she was free, she might not be allowed to learn les- TEE BROWNINGS. 113 sons with her when she came to have books and teachers. She knew well no slave-child could be thus privileged. Teenah had no sus- picion that her mistress had provided for her education if she remained with Lulu.
What to read after The Brownings a Tale of the Great Rebellion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Gay Fuller to read onlineMoreLess
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