The Tennessean; a Novel, Founded On Facts
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I en- quired wliether he had been long or dangerously ill. •* Oh yes, I have been very sick child, I once thought I should never see thee again." ** Sambo get some refreshments." <* I had teUed Jinkins to write down what I wanted Ihee to do, and all tliat, but thank God he has let me see thee once more." ** Where is Jinkins ?" said I. *' Don't know." Sambo answered, ** he was gone to see Hunter." ** Yes, he'll soon be here, he never stays long from me, but where be Hal r" ** He did not come sir, I left him to take care of my sister and two otherladies, who had afforded her lelief when she was in distress," and briefly related to him the situation in which 1 found them. ** Tiien thee hast been to Boston." **No sir, they are in Philadelphia. When I arrived in Tennessee, 1 found two letters from my sister, in- foiming me of her distress, and her departure from Bos- THE TENNESSEAN. 187 ton, ami that they were now happily situated, and all well wh«Mi kft them, that Wilson and Maiv pt'onji^ed themselves the pleasure of seeing him return with me to hououi' their nuptials." ** Tuee did right, child, hut T must fix thy husiness with Hunter, fiist thinaj — he tells me he's lost hi^ pO( k- et book ;!nd some o' his little bitso' papers, and receipts, and such thirsgs — I doubt his honesty my son, a sort a quivecates a little." ** I have his pocket book," said I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I en- quired wliether he had been long or dangerously ill. •* Oh yes, I have been very sick child, I once thought I should never see thee again." ** Sambo get some refreshments." <* I had teUed Jinkins to write down what I wanted Ihee to do, and all tliat, but thank God he has let me see thee once more." ** Where is Jinkins ?" said I. *' Don't know." Sambo answered, ** he was gone to see Hunter." ** Yes, he'll soon be here, he never stays long from me, but where be Hal r" ** He did not come sir, I left him to take care of my sister and two otherladies, who had afforded her lelief when she was in distress," and briefly related to him the situation in which 1 found them. ** Tiien thee hast been to Boston." **No sir, they are in Philadelphia. When I arrived in Tennessee, 1 found two letters from my sister, in- foiming me of her distress, and her departure from Bos- THE TENNESSEAN. 187 ton, ami that they were now happily situated, and all well wh«Mi kft them, that Wilson and Maiv pt'onji^ed themselves the pleasure of seeing him return with me to hououi' their nuptials." ** Tuee did right, child, hut T must fix thy husiness with Hunter, fiist thinaj — he tells me he's lost hi^ pO( k- et book ;!nd some o' his little bitso' papers, and receipts, and such thirsgs — I doubt his honesty my son, a sort a quivecates a little." ** I have his pocket book," said I.
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