The Narrative of Sojourner Truth
The Narrative of Sojourner Truth
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When Isabella went to New York City, she went in company with a MissGrear, who introduced her to the family of Mr. James Latourette, awealthy merchant, and a Methodist in religion; but who, the latter partof his life, felt that he had outgrown ordinances, and advocated freemeetings, holding them at his own dwelling-house for several yearsprevious to his death. She worked for them, and they generously gaveher a home while she labored for others, and in their kindness made heras one of their own....
At that time, the 'moral reform' movement was awakening the attentionof the benevolent in that city. Many women, among whom were Mrs. Latourette and Miss Grear, became deeply interested in making anattempt to reform their fallen sisters, even the most degraded of them;and in this enterprise of labor and danger, they enlisted Isabella andothers, who for a time put forth their most zealous efforts, andperformed the work of missionaries with much apparent success. Isabella accompanied those ladies to the most wretched abodes of viceand misery, and sometimes she went where they dared not follow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Isabella went to New York City, she went in company with a MissGrear, who introduced her to the family of Mr. James Latourette, awealthy merchant, and a Methodist in religion; but who, the latter partof his life, felt that he had outgrown ordinances, and advocated freemeetings, holding them at his own dwelling-house for several yearsprevious to his death. She worked for them, and they generously gaveher a home while she labored for others, and in their kindness made heras one of their own....
At that time, the 'moral reform' movement was awakening the attentionof the benevolent in that city. Many women, among whom were Mrs. Latourette and Miss Grear, became deeply interested in making anattempt to reform their fallen sisters, even the most degraded of them;and in this enterprise of labor and danger, they enlisted Isabella andothers, who for a time put forth their most zealous efforts, andperformed the work of missionaries with much apparent success. Isabella accompanied those ladies to the most wretched abodes of viceand misery, and sometimes she went where they dared not follow.
What to read after The Narrative of Sojourner Truth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sojourner Truth to read onlineMoreLess
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