The Tangletown Letters Being the Reminiscences Observations And Opinions of T
The Tangletown Letters Being the Reminiscences Observations And Opinions of T
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bad begun to awaken our community to a sense of the nature and purposes of slavery, when, only a few months since, an attempt was actually made to arrest a fugitive here in our midst. The slave was safely transported into Canada, and the foiled oppressor found it for his interest to depart, in the opposite direction, in quite as headlong haste. This circumstance completed the revolution of public sentiment in Tangletown ; and, as a natural consequence, powerfully influenced the convictions of D...r. Fiblong on the Slavery question in general. " While Mr. Trap was thus expressing himself, two boys came dashing into the room, like a pair of wild buffaloes, with matted hair and tattered jackets, and voices not attuned to any known mel ody. In their dare-devil impetuosity, they nearly overturned Mr. Trap from his chair ; and, positively, the old gentleman blinked and grinned, as if in momentary terror of broken limbs.
It required all our friend s authority to expel these juvenile barbarians; and when, at length, they had disappeared with a whoop that made the house ring, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
bad begun to awaken our community to a sense of the nature and purposes of slavery, when, only a few months since, an attempt was actually made to arrest a fugitive here in our midst. The slave was safely transported into Canada, and the foiled oppressor found it for his interest to depart, in the opposite direction, in quite as headlong haste. This circumstance completed the revolution of public sentiment in Tangletown ; and, as a natural consequence, powerfully influenced the convictions of D...r. Fiblong on the Slavery question in general. " While Mr. Trap was thus expressing himself, two boys came dashing into the room, like a pair of wild buffaloes, with matted hair and tattered jackets, and voices not attuned to any known mel ody. In their dare-devil impetuosity, they nearly overturned Mr. Trap from his chair ; and, positively, the old gentleman blinked and grinned, as if in momentary terror of broken limbs.
It required all our friend s authority to expel these juvenile barbarians; and when, at length, they had disappeared with a whoop that made the house ring, Mr.
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