The Cromptons
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She was the very old Harry when herdander was up, ' and the old negro laughed as he thought of what theColonel must have borne on that journey with his troublesome charge.
"There came a few lines to him, he said, telling of Col. Crompton's safearrival home, and that the child was well. After a while the war brokeout, and communication with the North was cut off. The friend inPalatka, who had returned from Europe and joined the Confederate Army, was killed, and the letter which Jake sent to Col.... Crompton when peacewas restored was not answered for a long time. At last the Colonel wrotethat Eudora had married against his wishes and gone to Europe, and Jakewas not to trouble him with any more letters concerning her.
"An' that's all I knows of her, ' he said, 'whether she's dead or alive, or whar she is; but if I did know I b'lieve I'd walk afoot to de Norf tosee her. She ain't my lil chile Dory no mo', but I allus thinks of herlike dat, an' I keeps de cradle she was rocked in by my bed, an'sometimes, when I'se lonesome nights, an' can't sleep for thinkin' ofher, I puts my han' out an' jogs it with a feelin' the lil one is thar, an' every day I prays she may come back to me, an' I b'lieve she will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was the very old Harry when herdander was up, ' and the old negro laughed as he thought of what theColonel must have borne on that journey with his troublesome charge.
"There came a few lines to him, he said, telling of Col. Crompton's safearrival home, and that the child was well. After a while the war brokeout, and communication with the North was cut off. The friend inPalatka, who had returned from Europe and joined the Confederate Army, was killed, and the letter which Jake sent to Col.... Crompton when peacewas restored was not answered for a long time. At last the Colonel wrotethat Eudora had married against his wishes and gone to Europe, and Jakewas not to trouble him with any more letters concerning her.
"An' that's all I knows of her, ' he said, 'whether she's dead or alive, or whar she is; but if I did know I b'lieve I'd walk afoot to de Norf tosee her. She ain't my lil chile Dory no mo', but I allus thinks of herlike dat, an' I keeps de cradle she was rocked in by my bed, an'sometimes, when I'se lonesome nights, an' can't sleep for thinkin' ofher, I puts my han' out an' jogs it with a feelin' the lil one is thar, an' every day I prays she may come back to me, an' I b'lieve she will.
What to read after The Cromptons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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