The Crayon Papers
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I had been beaten, degraded, andtreated with slighting when I complained. I lost my usual good spirits andgood humor; and, being out of temper with everybody, fancied everybody outof temper with me. A certain wild, roving spirit of freedom, which Ibelieve is as inherent in me as it is in the partridge, was brought intosudden activity by the checks and restraints I suffered. 'I'll go fromhome, ' thought I, 'and shift for myself. ' Perhaps this notion was quickenedby the rage for emigrating to Ke...ntucky, which was at that time prevalent inVirginia. I had heard such stories of the romantic beauties of the country;of the abundance of game of all kinds, and of the glorious independent lifeof the hunters who ranged its noble forests, and lived by the rifle; that Iwas as much agog to get there as boys who live in seaports are to launchthemselves among the wonders and adventures of the ocean.
"After a time old Barbara got better in mind and body, and matters wereexplained to her; and she became gradually convinced that it was not thedevil she had encountered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had been beaten, degraded, andtreated with slighting when I complained. I lost my usual good spirits andgood humor; and, being out of temper with everybody, fancied everybody outof temper with me. A certain wild, roving spirit of freedom, which Ibelieve is as inherent in me as it is in the partridge, was brought intosudden activity by the checks and restraints I suffered. 'I'll go fromhome, ' thought I, 'and shift for myself. ' Perhaps this notion was quickenedby the rage for emigrating to Ke...ntucky, which was at that time prevalent inVirginia. I had heard such stories of the romantic beauties of the country;of the abundance of game of all kinds, and of the glorious independent lifeof the hunters who ranged its noble forests, and lived by the rifle; that Iwas as much agog to get there as boys who live in seaports are to launchthemselves among the wonders and adventures of the ocean.
"After a time old Barbara got better in mind and body, and matters wereexplained to her; and she became gradually convinced that it was not thedevil she had encountered.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving, Washington, 1783-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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