The Story of Archer Alexander From Slavery to Freedom March 30 1863
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' In about an hour he call me and said thar was a lady who wanted me to take her basket home. I looked at the lady, and she seemed so kind and pleasant that I knowed she wouldn't be hard on x a poor feller like me ; and then when she spoke up and said, * Uncle, if you will take this basket home for me, it isn't far, I'll give you a dime and a good breakfast, ' it seemed like a angel was a-callin' of me. " Nor was he far from right. CHAPTER V. THE CAPTURE. IN the month of February, 1863, I was l...iving with my family at Beaumont Place, in what was then the western suburbs of St. Louis. It was a lovely spot, containing about four acres, with a grove of forest-trees, a small but choice orchard, a vegetable-garden and lawn, with an old-fashioned one-story farmhouse upon it. There were long porches, a wide hall, and ram- bling outhouses, that made the homestead al- together capacious enough for a large family. In the months of April and May, with trees in full glory, it seemed like a sort of paradise, in contrast with the noisy and disturbed city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' In about an hour he call me and said thar was a lady who wanted me to take her basket home. I looked at the lady, and she seemed so kind and pleasant that I knowed she wouldn't be hard on x a poor feller like me ; and then when she spoke up and said, * Uncle, if you will take this basket home for me, it isn't far, I'll give you a dime and a good breakfast, ' it seemed like a angel was a-callin' of me. " Nor was he far from right. CHAPTER V. THE CAPTURE. IN the month of February, 1863, I was l...iving with my family at Beaumont Place, in what was then the western suburbs of St. Louis. It was a lovely spot, containing about four acres, with a grove of forest-trees, a small but choice orchard, a vegetable-garden and lawn, with an old-fashioned one-story farmhouse upon it. There were long porches, a wide hall, and ram- bling outhouses, that made the homestead al- together capacious enough for a large family. In the months of April and May, with trees in full glory, it seemed like a sort of paradise, in contrast with the noisy and disturbed city.
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