The Old Dominion : a Novel 1
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'* Leave that to me — leave that to me," re- turned Mr. Thornton, with a nod of his head.
*^ I will cater for you; and if you do not like so long a ride, you can come in the carriage." ** Perhaps that will be better," said Mr.
Hubbard; ^^and, I suppose, it would be as well to have me with you, in case of your needing legal advice." Thus was it soon settled ; and while Mr.
Thornton went to order horses and carriages, THE OLD DOMINION. 145 and a great many things besides, I mounted tfe my own roo...m to make some change in my dress, and to give my good friend Zed a hearty scolding for babbling about my affairs in a strange house. 1 might as well have left it alone ; for though he promised and vowed all manner of things, and assured me, with many a grin, that he had not an idea he was doing any harm in what he had said, 1 have since found that the propensity to gossip is too \/ strong in the negro composition, to be curbed by any reasoning or by any fear. Indeed, I am inclined to believe it is part and parcel of the original sin ; for certainly, if Eve had not got gossipping with the serpent, she would not have made such a fool of herself as she did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'* Leave that to me — leave that to me," re- turned Mr. Thornton, with a nod of his head.
*^ I will cater for you; and if you do not like so long a ride, you can come in the carriage." ** Perhaps that will be better," said Mr.
Hubbard; ^^and, I suppose, it would be as well to have me with you, in case of your needing legal advice." Thus was it soon settled ; and while Mr.
Thornton went to order horses and carriages, THE OLD DOMINION. 145 and a great many things besides, I mounted tfe my own roo...m to make some change in my dress, and to give my good friend Zed a hearty scolding for babbling about my affairs in a strange house. 1 might as well have left it alone ; for though he promised and vowed all manner of things, and assured me, with many a grin, that he had not an idea he was doing any harm in what he had said, 1 have since found that the propensity to gossip is too \/ strong in the negro composition, to be curbed by any reasoning or by any fear. Indeed, I am inclined to believe it is part and parcel of the original sin ; for certainly, if Eve had not got gossipping with the serpent, she would not have made such a fool of herself as she did.
What to read after The Old Dominion : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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