The Old Plantation How We Lived in Great House And Cabin Before Th26war
The Old Plantation How We Lived in Great House And Cabin Before Th26war
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" George and Henry were ordered to cut down the large oak, taking care, under the old man's order, to cut the tree so it should fall away from the river. My sakes! how the chips fly, as these two axemen, excited by the prospect of fine sport, throw themselves into the work. While this was going on the old hunter had crossed the lagoon, and with a torch flaming in his hand in the most rapid manner was shining the eyes of the coon. Soon he called out: "Marse John, yuh make dem niggers. Buck an' C...ain, sta't up a fiah down dere clos' to de ribber. Dis gwine to tak' all de lite we kin git. " A few moments later the old man called out in full assurance that the coon was there, well up towards the top of the tree. Meantime, he had built up a large fire on his side of the lagoon, and presently for yards around everything v/as flooded with light, when he recrossed and, as he walked away from the tree, measured with his eye the distance he thought the tree would reach on the ground. Then he took Sappho on the other side of the lagoon and asked his young master to please take the other dog far enough away to be out of reach of the fall- ing tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" George and Henry were ordered to cut down the large oak, taking care, under the old man's order, to cut the tree so it should fall away from the river. My sakes! how the chips fly, as these two axemen, excited by the prospect of fine sport, throw themselves into the work. While this was going on the old hunter had crossed the lagoon, and with a torch flaming in his hand in the most rapid manner was shining the eyes of the coon. Soon he called out: "Marse John, yuh make dem niggers. Buck an' C...ain, sta't up a fiah down dere clos' to de ribber. Dis gwine to tak' all de lite we kin git. " A few moments later the old man called out in full assurance that the coon was there, well up towards the top of the tree. Meantime, he had built up a large fire on his side of the lagoon, and presently for yards around everything v/as flooded with light, when he recrossed and, as he walked away from the tree, measured with his eye the distance he thought the tree would reach on the ground. Then he took Sappho on the other side of the lagoon and asked his young master to please take the other dog far enough away to be out of reach of the fall- ing tree.
What to read after The Old Plantation How We Lived in Great House And Cabin Before Th26war?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Avirett, James B. (James Battle), 1837?-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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