The Illustrated Life of the Flahartys
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But they seemed hap- py and contented to raise their flax and wool, spin and weave their own cloth, and tan the hides for leather, and the shoemaker would come around every so often and make shoes for the whole family.
I don't think he knew how to put the French heel on them, either. Here in this vicinity where they lived was a family with several children, who lived principally on a specific clay of an oily nature.
William Fleharty 's wife had inherited a num- ber of slaves while living in Mar...yland,, and as she was a good Christian, she would not sell them, but preferred to free them. As she eould not do this in Maryland, she was forced to take them to Ohio where she freed them. William Fleharty sold his slaves before he left Maryland — one of them was a fine, intelligent boy belonging to his housemaid She was heartbroken, and so angry that she called upon God to punish her master "by depriving him of all his property and that he might fill a drunk- ard's grave." The curse came true as he lost all and died from the effects of the free use of in- toxicants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But they seemed hap- py and contented to raise their flax and wool, spin and weave their own cloth, and tan the hides for leather, and the shoemaker would come around every so often and make shoes for the whole family.
I don't think he knew how to put the French heel on them, either. Here in this vicinity where they lived was a family with several children, who lived principally on a specific clay of an oily nature.
William Fleharty 's wife had inherited a num- ber of slaves while living in Mar...yland,, and as she was a good Christian, she would not sell them, but preferred to free them. As she eould not do this in Maryland, she was forced to take them to Ohio where she freed them. William Fleharty sold his slaves before he left Maryland — one of them was a fine, intelligent boy belonging to his housemaid She was heartbroken, and so angry that she called upon God to punish her master "by depriving him of all his property and that he might fill a drunk- ard's grave." The curse came true as he lost all and died from the effects of the free use of in- toxicants.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fleharty, George to read onlineMoreLess
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