The Coolie His Rights And Wrongs
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They are like a lot of children, and half the tact of managing consists in humouring them.
I ought to mention a happy trait in these particular immigrants. Not long after the case was decided in their favour they came down to Des Voeux and offered to repay the money he had given them to secure the advocate. They had made it up among themselves by a general subscription, because they *' did not want massa to lose the money for them. " One Sunday morning, about the time when George- town streets ...were swarming with polished ebony faces and startling mischances of colours en route for the Cathedral, J\lr. Des Voeux came over to me in a hurr}^ to say that he had been sent for to meet a band of Coolies on the other side of the river. A couple of hundred had come down the shore dam during the night, bearing a dead body which they wished to show to him. There seemed to be nothing for it but to go, and before long four sturdy blacks were pulling us away for Pouderoyen from the police stelling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are like a lot of children, and half the tact of managing consists in humouring them.
I ought to mention a happy trait in these particular immigrants. Not long after the case was decided in their favour they came down to Des Voeux and offered to repay the money he had given them to secure the advocate. They had made it up among themselves by a general subscription, because they *' did not want massa to lose the money for them. " One Sunday morning, about the time when George- town streets ...were swarming with polished ebony faces and startling mischances of colours en route for the Cathedral, J\lr. Des Voeux came over to me in a hurr}^ to say that he had been sent for to meet a band of Coolies on the other side of the river. A couple of hundred had come down the shore dam during the night, bearing a dead body which they wished to show to him. There seemed to be nothing for it but to go, and before long four sturdy blacks were pulling us away for Pouderoyen from the police stelling.
What to read after The Coolie His Rights And Wrongs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenkins Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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