John Randolph of Roanoke And Other Sketches of Character Including William Wi
John Randolph of Roanoke And Other Sketches of Character Including William Wi
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There was an old man near by named Tatem, who was always called Squire Tatem, from the fact that the governor had given him a commission in the magistracy. This commission brought Tatem little more than the dignity, for there were squires enough before he was made one. He had kept an extensive shoe- store in Baltimore, and failed. He lived at this time on a little farm of few acres, which previous to his failure he had deeded to his wife. The front of Tatem's barn bounded on the opposite side o...f the road from my uncle's, about a quarter of a mile below the termination of his estate. As Tatem had been used to a town life, and liked company, it was his custom, whenever the weather permitted, to leave his house, which was situated a hundred or more yards off of the road, and take his station OLD NAT. 113 by the road fence, leaning thereon, and stopping -whatever passengers he chanced to know in their way to and from town, to learn the news.
Nat had sold four hundred of his early York " plantings " to Squire Tatem, but on their delivery the Squire had failed to make payment, and had put Nat off from time to time, whenever the old negro had requested him thereto.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was an old man near by named Tatem, who was always called Squire Tatem, from the fact that the governor had given him a commission in the magistracy. This commission brought Tatem little more than the dignity, for there were squires enough before he was made one. He had kept an extensive shoe- store in Baltimore, and failed. He lived at this time on a little farm of few acres, which previous to his failure he had deeded to his wife. The front of Tatem's barn bounded on the opposite side o...f the road from my uncle's, about a quarter of a mile below the termination of his estate. As Tatem had been used to a town life, and liked company, it was his custom, whenever the weather permitted, to leave his house, which was situated a hundred or more yards off of the road, and take his station OLD NAT. 113 by the road fence, leaning thereon, and stopping -whatever passengers he chanced to know in their way to and from town, to learn the news.
Nat had sold four hundred of his early York " plantings " to Squire Tatem, but on their delivery the Squire had failed to make payment, and had put Nat off from time to time, whenever the old negro had requested him thereto.
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