The Story of Paul Boyton
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He then retired to a logwhere he seated himself in the centre of a number of his darkey friends. After a consultation, he returned and announced that the figure would betwenty-five dollars.
"Why, what do you mean, you black rascal!" exclaimed Paul, "it willreally be only one day's work. How much do you make a daygathering driftwood?" "Two an' foah bits a day sah. " "And you want twenty-five out of me for one day's work? I will give youthree dollars. " "All right, boss, all right, sah, " respond...ed Gabriel without a moment'shesitation.
Soon after, Paul and the newspaper man were approached by a darkey, whointroduced himself as Mr. Brown. He said: "I heah dat yo' hab engage Gabe fur pilot ye' down to New Yorleans. Datniggah don' know nofing 'bout de riber, sah, no sah, me do dough, an, me'll go down fur nothin' sah. " "Are you sure you understand the channel down the river?" asked Paul.
"Deed I do, sah, I knows mos' oh the cat-fish tween heah an' dere. " "Consider yourself engaged, providing you can get the boat away fromGabriel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He then retired to a logwhere he seated himself in the centre of a number of his darkey friends. After a consultation, he returned and announced that the figure would betwenty-five dollars.
"Why, what do you mean, you black rascal!" exclaimed Paul, "it willreally be only one day's work. How much do you make a daygathering driftwood?" "Two an' foah bits a day sah. " "And you want twenty-five out of me for one day's work? I will give youthree dollars. " "All right, boss, all right, sah, " respond...ed Gabriel without a moment'shesitation.
Soon after, Paul and the newspaper man were approached by a darkey, whointroduced himself as Mr. Brown. He said: "I heah dat yo' hab engage Gabe fur pilot ye' down to New Yorleans. Datniggah don' know nofing 'bout de riber, sah, no sah, me do dough, an, me'll go down fur nothin' sah. " "Are you sure you understand the channel down the river?" asked Paul.
"Deed I do, sah, I knows mos' oh the cat-fish tween heah an' dere. " "Consider yourself engaged, providing you can get the boat away fromGabriel.
What to read after The Story of Paul Boyton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyton Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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