The Bondwoman
The Bondwoman
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You think I keep time on all the runaway boysthese days? They too many for me. It sutenly do beat all how theyscatter. Yo' all hear tell how one o' Cynthy's boys done run away, too? Suah as I tell you--that second boy, Steve! Ole Mahs Mastersongot him dogs out fo' him--tain't no use; nevah touched the track once. He'll nevah stop runnen' till he reach the Nawth an' freeze to death. I alles tole Cynthy that Steve boy a bawn fool. " "Do you mean your son Steve, or your grandson?" queried Mrs. Nes...bitt.
"No'm, 'taint little Steve; his mammy got too much sense to let himgo; but that gal, Cynthy--humph!" and his disdain of her perceptivepowers was very apparent.
"But, Uncle Nelse, just remember Aunt Cynthy must be upwards ofseventy. Steve is fifty if he is a day. How do you suppose she couldcontrol him, even if she knew of his intention, which is doubtful. " "She nevah would trounce that rascal, even in his youngest days, "asserted Nelse, earnestly; "and as the 'bush is bent the tree'sdeclined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You think I keep time on all the runaway boysthese days? They too many for me. It sutenly do beat all how theyscatter. Yo' all hear tell how one o' Cynthy's boys done run away, too? Suah as I tell you--that second boy, Steve! Ole Mahs Mastersongot him dogs out fo' him--tain't no use; nevah touched the track once. He'll nevah stop runnen' till he reach the Nawth an' freeze to death. I alles tole Cynthy that Steve boy a bawn fool. " "Do you mean your son Steve, or your grandson?" queried Mrs. Nes...bitt.
"No'm, 'taint little Steve; his mammy got too much sense to let himgo; but that gal, Cynthy--humph!" and his disdain of her perceptivepowers was very apparent.
"But, Uncle Nelse, just remember Aunt Cynthy must be upwards ofseventy. Steve is fifty if he is a day. How do you suppose she couldcontrol him, even if she knew of his intention, which is doubtful. " "She nevah would trounce that rascal, even in his youngest days, "asserted Nelse, earnestly; "and as the 'bush is bent the tree'sdeclined.
What to read after The Bondwoman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ryan Marah Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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