Tom Cringle's Log
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2, followed ditto. No. 1 ; and as the shades of evening as poets say, began to fall by the time I had finished it, T toppled quietly into my cot, said my' prayers, such as they were, and fell asleep.
It must have been towards morning, from the damp freshness of the air that came through the open window, when I was roused by the howling o(: a do:i. abound which always moves me. I shook myself; but before I] was thoroughly awake, it ceased ; it appeared to have been close under I my window.
I was... turning to go to sleep again, when a female, in a small suppressed voice, sung the following snatch of a vulgar Port Royal ditty, which I J scarcely forgive myself for introducing here to polite society.
TOM crinlge's log. 121 " Young hofficer come home at night, Him give me ring and kisses ; Nine months, one picaninny white, Him white almost like missis.
But missis fum* my back wid switch, Him say de shild for massa ; But massa say him " The singer broke off suddenly, as if disturbed by the approach of some one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2, followed ditto. No. 1 ; and as the shades of evening as poets say, began to fall by the time I had finished it, T toppled quietly into my cot, said my' prayers, such as they were, and fell asleep.
It must have been towards morning, from the damp freshness of the air that came through the open window, when I was roused by the howling o(: a do:i. abound which always moves me. I shook myself; but before I] was thoroughly awake, it ceased ; it appeared to have been close under I my window.
I was... turning to go to sleep again, when a female, in a small suppressed voice, sung the following snatch of a vulgar Port Royal ditty, which I J scarcely forgive myself for introducing here to polite society.
TOM crinlge's log. 121 " Young hofficer come home at night, Him give me ring and kisses ; Nine months, one picaninny white, Him white almost like missis.
But missis fum* my back wid switch, Him say de shild for massa ; But massa say him " The singer broke off suddenly, as if disturbed by the approach of some one.
What to read after Tom Cringle's Log?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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