Uncle Toms Cabin Contrasted With Buckingham Hall the Planters Home Or a F
Uncle Toms Cabin Contrasted With Buckingham Hall the Planters Home Or a F
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Yet liis dark, elo- quent eyes spoke plainly wliat Iiis lips never whis- pered ; and Cora understood, and replied in the same delightful language.
One day Eugene expressed his intention of visit- ing his Plantation in Georgia, and invited Melville to accompany him, which he willingly agreed to do. The young men therefore left Charleston in the morn- ing train for Macon, Georgia, near which place was Fairfield Plantation, the domain of our hero. They arrived at Augusta the same evening, and imme...di- ately changed cars for Macon. While doing so Mel- ville was much amused, as well as surprised, in watch- ing the removal of a lot of slaves from one train to an- other. The reader must know that there are ahvays a nvimber of "stock cars" on these Southern rail- roads, attached to the end of the passenger train, for the purpose of freighting slaves. These cars are per- fectly round, like a coal wagon, or looking like a large hogshead on Vv'heels, yet capacious enough to hold near a hundred; and here the j^oor creatures are huddled together like so many pigs or cattle go- ing to market, and when the weather is warm they suffer intensely from the heat and closeness of the cars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet liis dark, elo- quent eyes spoke plainly wliat Iiis lips never whis- pered ; and Cora understood, and replied in the same delightful language.
One day Eugene expressed his intention of visit- ing his Plantation in Georgia, and invited Melville to accompany him, which he willingly agreed to do. The young men therefore left Charleston in the morn- ing train for Macon, Georgia, near which place was Fairfield Plantation, the domain of our hero. They arrived at Augusta the same evening, and imme...di- ately changed cars for Macon. While doing so Mel- ville was much amused, as well as surprised, in watch- ing the removal of a lot of slaves from one train to an- other. The reader must know that there are ahvays a nvimber of "stock cars" on these Southern rail- roads, attached to the end of the passenger train, for the purpose of freighting slaves. These cars are per- fectly round, like a coal wagon, or looking like a large hogshead on Vv'heels, yet capacious enough to hold near a hundred; and here the j^oor creatures are huddled together like so many pigs or cattle go- ing to market, and when the weather is warm they suffer intensely from the heat and closeness of the cars.
What to read after Uncle Toms Cabin Contrasted With Buckingham Hall the Planters Home Or a F?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Criswell to read onlineMoreLess
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