Tramps in New York
Tramps in New York
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model than the memory of those he ex- plored while voyaging in the Lark.
His employer took him to see some newly arrived Africans who had been released from a captured slaver ; but he only shrank from them in dismay, ex- claiming, "Ugh, dey bad man ; dey no my country; eats mans!" It is supposed from this and other re- marks he has been heard to make, that during his passage across the country in the hands of his captors he must have witnessed some scenes of cannibalism.
Upon the evening of his... arrival at his present home, and while the cook looked askance at him from the shadows about the range where she was preparing sup- per, the equilil)rium of her nerves was sensibly disturbed b}^ a query upon the part of the sable stranger.
"Do dey eat mans in dis country?'' "Bless me, " exclaimed the horrified MOZAMBIQUE. T3 cook, letting go the rare steak she was in the act of putting to broil; "what on earth does the creatur mean ?" ''Do cley Mil mans and eat ^em wpV explained Tony.
"Mercy on us, " gasped the cook; "do you think anybody 's going to eat you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
model than the memory of those he ex- plored while voyaging in the Lark.
His employer took him to see some newly arrived Africans who had been released from a captured slaver ; but he only shrank from them in dismay, ex- claiming, "Ugh, dey bad man ; dey no my country; eats mans!" It is supposed from this and other re- marks he has been heard to make, that during his passage across the country in the hands of his captors he must have witnessed some scenes of cannibalism.
Upon the evening of his... arrival at his present home, and while the cook looked askance at him from the shadows about the range where she was preparing sup- per, the equilil)rium of her nerves was sensibly disturbed b}^ a query upon the part of the sable stranger.
"Do dey eat mans in dis country?'' "Bless me, " exclaimed the horrified MOZAMBIQUE. T3 cook, letting go the rare steak she was in the act of putting to broil; "what on earth does the creatur mean ?" ''Do cley Mil mans and eat ^em wpV explained Tony.
"Mercy on us, " gasped the cook; "do you think anybody 's going to eat you?
What to read after Tramps in New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pseud Rebecca to read onlineMoreLess
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