The Free Negroes of North Carolina
The Free Negroes of North Carolina
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The majority kept soul and body together with the product of their sterile little patches, eked out with a petty traffic in the rude articles of their own make, such as chairs, splint baskets, horse-collars and door-mats made from shucks and bark, "dug" troughs, bread-trays, etc. Many derived almost their whole living from the sale of gin- ger cakes, and watermelons, wild nuts, and fruits when in season, at the neigh- boring towns, or on Saturdays and " big " days at the cross-road stores and c...oun- try post-offices.
In some of the county seats, during court week, an aged specimen of this lat- ter type is still occasionally to be seen selling ginger cakes. Generally tall, meagre, stooping, slouching, for all the world the color of his own wares, he lounges half listlessly, half dejectedly, on the shafts of the little steer-cart bear- ing his antiquated confections, silently awaiting the customers that never seem to come nowadays. He and his cakes are almost the sole survivors of ante-bellum days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The majority kept soul and body together with the product of their sterile little patches, eked out with a petty traffic in the rude articles of their own make, such as chairs, splint baskets, horse-collars and door-mats made from shucks and bark, "dug" troughs, bread-trays, etc. Many derived almost their whole living from the sale of gin- ger cakes, and watermelons, wild nuts, and fruits when in season, at the neigh- boring towns, or on Saturdays and " big " days at the cross-road stores and c...oun- try post-offices.
In some of the county seats, during court week, an aged specimen of this lat- ter type is still occasionally to be seen selling ginger cakes. Generally tall, meagre, stooping, slouching, for all the world the color of his own wares, he lounges half listlessly, half dejectedly, on the shafts of the little steer-cart bear- ing his antiquated confections, silently awaiting the customers that never seem to come nowadays. He and his cakes are almost the sole survivors of ante-bellum days.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Dodge to read onlineMoreLess
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