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These copper heads, I guess, wuz named after a snake, the one that strikes without warnin' 'cause he's too cowardly to give warnin'. These copper heads wuz too cowardly an' onery to jine the army, but staid to home claimin' to be sick an' other lies, an' tuck on theirselves to run the neighborhood. If ever I meet up with that man I'm goin' to kill him as sure as a gun is dangerous." "0, Cousin Mollie, you wouldn't. You must never think of such a thing." "You all don't know whut 'tis to suffer w...hut I have suffered. But the Good Book says, "An eye for an eye an' a tooth for a tooth," an' the man that took my hus- band's life must pay for it with his own." 4 Act I. Scene I.
Mrs. Compton: "That is from the Old Testament, Cousin Mollie. With the new dispensation of Jesus Christ this was displaced with the teaching "That if thy enemy smite thee on one cheek turn to him also the other," Humil- ity is the prime article." Mrs. Padget: Don't know nuthin' 'bout dispensation, but I have the place whut I speak of marked, an' it is in the Bible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These copper heads, I guess, wuz named after a snake, the one that strikes without warnin' 'cause he's too cowardly to give warnin'. These copper heads wuz too cowardly an' onery to jine the army, but staid to home claimin' to be sick an' other lies, an' tuck on theirselves to run the neighborhood. If ever I meet up with that man I'm goin' to kill him as sure as a gun is dangerous." "0, Cousin Mollie, you wouldn't. You must never think of such a thing." "You all don't know whut 'tis to suffer w...hut I have suffered. But the Good Book says, "An eye for an eye an' a tooth for a tooth," an' the man that took my hus- band's life must pay for it with his own." 4 Act I. Scene I.
Mrs. Compton: "That is from the Old Testament, Cousin Mollie. With the new dispensation of Jesus Christ this was displaced with the teaching "That if thy enemy smite thee on one cheek turn to him also the other," Humil- ity is the prime article." Mrs. Padget: Don't know nuthin' 'bout dispensation, but I have the place whut I speak of marked, an' it is in the Bible.
What to read after "the Cracker"..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones, Horatio S. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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