Wild Jack; Or, the Stolen Child: And Other Stories
Wild Jack; Or, the Stolen Child: And Other Stories
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To see the rows of negroes, with smiling ivory gleaming white through their sable lips, looking so happy, so respectful, standing each side of the avenue that led to the noble mansion, ready to welcome home their almost worshipped master ; to see him bending his venerable head, with such a benign smile, and taking these humble, affectionate creatureSj 80 kindly by the hand, asking after their welfare, and blessing G-od that he was permitted to return to them once morel Whoever had witnessed thi...s scene would have been convinced THE BANISHED SON. 99 that the hond that binds the master and the slave, is not always an iron bond, and that beautiful flowers of gratitude and affection may be made to flourish in the dark bosom of the nogro. Warm was the welcome they gave the " young master/' who was established at once as an adopted son in this abode of princely hospitality. He immediately commenced his studies with Mr. Vane, and his instructions to Mary. By day, an indefatigable student ; at night, the teacher of his lovely adopted sister.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To see the rows of negroes, with smiling ivory gleaming white through their sable lips, looking so happy, so respectful, standing each side of the avenue that led to the noble mansion, ready to welcome home their almost worshipped master ; to see him bending his venerable head, with such a benign smile, and taking these humble, affectionate creatureSj 80 kindly by the hand, asking after their welfare, and blessing G-od that he was permitted to return to them once morel Whoever had witnessed thi...s scene would have been convinced THE BANISHED SON. 99 that the hond that binds the master and the slave, is not always an iron bond, and that beautiful flowers of gratitude and affection may be made to flourish in the dark bosom of the nogro. Warm was the welcome they gave the " young master/' who was established at once as an adopted son in this abode of princely hospitality. He immediately commenced his studies with Mr. Vane, and his instructions to Mary. By day, an indefatigable student ; at night, the teacher of his lovely adopted sister.
What to read after Wild Jack; Or, the Stolen Child: And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hentz Caroline Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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