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said Mrs. Caxton. A talk upon the subject followed, in which Eleanor perceived with some increase of respect that her aunt was no ignoramus .
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n." "But I thought we ought to please everybody as much as we could?" He smiled, put his hand over and turned two or three leaves of the Bi .
backed the pro-slavery Legislature and its following of ruffians. The town of Lawrence, which the Free Staters held, was taken and pillage .
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seated her at the tea-table. "Not poppies, nor mandragora" could have had such a power of soothing over Eleanor's spirits. She sat at the .
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