The Story of Our National Ballads
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It is agreed, that his courage partook of the recklessness of insan- ity. He never stopped to count odds. "What are five to one?" he would ask, and at another time, he said, "One man in the right, ready to die, will chase a thousand." He probably believed that he led a charmed life ; for he boasted that he had been fired at as many as thirty times, and only his hair had been touched. He boasted that he could tell a strange sheep at once in his flock; and that such was his power over animals, th...at he could make a cat or a dog so uncomfortable as JOHN BROWN'S BODY 133 to wish to leave the room, by simply fixing his eyes upon it.
His voice is described as deep, clear and pleas- ant, which must have contributed greatly toward his ascendency over others.
He had been twice married, and of the nine- teen children born to him, eleven were living at the time when the Kansas-Nebraska Bill plunged the country into heated political strife.
Four of his sons were in the first rush of emi- grants who moved away to the new territory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is agreed, that his courage partook of the recklessness of insan- ity. He never stopped to count odds. "What are five to one?" he would ask, and at another time, he said, "One man in the right, ready to die, will chase a thousand." He probably believed that he led a charmed life ; for he boasted that he had been fired at as many as thirty times, and only his hair had been touched. He boasted that he could tell a strange sheep at once in his flock; and that such was his power over animals, th...at he could make a cat or a dog so uncomfortable as JOHN BROWN'S BODY 133 to wish to leave the room, by simply fixing his eyes upon it.
His voice is described as deep, clear and pleas- ant, which must have contributed greatly toward his ascendency over others.
He had been twice married, and of the nine- teen children born to him, eleven were living at the time when the Kansas-Nebraska Bill plunged the country into heated political strife.
Four of his sons were in the first rush of emi- grants who moved away to the new territory.
What to read after The Story of Our National Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browne, C. a to read onlineMoreLess
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