Pine Ridge Plantation Or the Trials And Successes of a Young Cotton Planter
Pine Ridge Plantation Or the Trials And Successes of a Young Cotton Planter
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" How do you do, Miss Mary ?" Mr. Burrus asked, taking off his hat to her. " Hunt tells me that you are his sister, and I bid you welcome to North Caro- lina, and hope you will enjoy yourself here in the South. Your brother is a worker, and that is a com- fortable home he has made for you both. " " Good evening, Miss Robertson, " Mr. Gray said, as he also removed his hat and bowed ; and Mary was surprised, for she did not know yet that in the South afternoon is always called evening. '^ That is... a fine boat your brother has, " Mr. Gray continued, "and no doubt you Avill have some great sport fishing, over on Brice Creek. I see you have nothing to learn about riding from the North Carolina ladies, " he added, and again removed his hat.
THE FAMILY IN THE BRICE CREEK HOME. 95 i( Now when you want anything that you can't find in a new country/' Mr. Burrus said, " be sure to come to me, Miss Mary, for your brother and I are old friends. " After a few words of thanks and farewell the odd little procession turned down South Front Street again, and continued until the end of Trent River bridge was reached.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" How do you do, Miss Mary ?" Mr. Burrus asked, taking off his hat to her. " Hunt tells me that you are his sister, and I bid you welcome to North Caro- lina, and hope you will enjoy yourself here in the South. Your brother is a worker, and that is a com- fortable home he has made for you both. " " Good evening, Miss Robertson, " Mr. Gray said, as he also removed his hat and bowed ; and Mary was surprised, for she did not know yet that in the South afternoon is always called evening. '^ That is... a fine boat your brother has, " Mr. Gray continued, "and no doubt you Avill have some great sport fishing, over on Brice Creek. I see you have nothing to learn about riding from the North Carolina ladies, " he added, and again removed his hat.
THE FAMILY IN THE BRICE CREEK HOME. 95 i( Now when you want anything that you can't find in a new country/' Mr. Burrus said, " be sure to come to me, Miss Mary, for your brother and I are old friends. " After a few words of thanks and farewell the odd little procession turned down South Front Street again, and continued until the end of Trent River bridge was reached.
What to read after Pine Ridge Plantation Or the Trials And Successes of a Young Cotton Planter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Drysdale to read onlineMoreLess
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