The Old Dominion : a Novel 3
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One negro — and several had now gathered round — had heard it from another, also present, and he from a third, till it made a complete circle, and then went round again. It was evident that some or all were lying ; and, giving the question up, Mr.
Thornton inquired if they knew anything of the state of poor Hercules.
*' He war very bad dis morning," said one of the men ; and the girl shook her head and looked sad.
** Let us go on, uncle Henry," said Bessy.
" I must see the poor fellow myself. I...t was in trying to serve me he was injured ; and I must see him." "228 THE OLD DOMINION.
'^ Well, Bessy, I will not try to stop you," said her uncle ; " although, my dear child, I much fear you are over-exerting yourself, and must suffer for all this. Let us go on, how- THE OLD DOMIXION. 229 CHAPTEE XIII.
When we approached the little semi- circle of huts, which I have described before, and in which poor aunt Bab's negroes were lodged, there appeared no crowd round any of the doors, such as I had seen there on a preceding visit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One negro — and several had now gathered round — had heard it from another, also present, and he from a third, till it made a complete circle, and then went round again. It was evident that some or all were lying ; and, giving the question up, Mr.
Thornton inquired if they knew anything of the state of poor Hercules.
*' He war very bad dis morning," said one of the men ; and the girl shook her head and looked sad.
** Let us go on, uncle Henry," said Bessy.
" I must see the poor fellow myself. I...t was in trying to serve me he was injured ; and I must see him." "228 THE OLD DOMINION.
'^ Well, Bessy, I will not try to stop you," said her uncle ; " although, my dear child, I much fear you are over-exerting yourself, and must suffer for all this. Let us go on, how- THE OLD DOMIXION. 229 CHAPTEE XIII.
When we approached the little semi- circle of huts, which I have described before, and in which poor aunt Bab's negroes were lodged, there appeared no crowd round any of the doors, such as I had seen there on a preceding visit.
What to read after The Old Dominion : a Novel 3?
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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