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ted to see a number of men start up the moment we touched her side, and either send our boat to the bottom with a cold shot, or seize us an .
h a downright evil intention; but whatever is the cause, it's a contemptible propensity, and is certain to lead to harm." I promised that I .
, and failed. At the period of my narrative, the country was suffering from the consequences of another war, and the once active commerce o .
than John Brown himself--on the outskirts of the throng, 'you talk very brave; and as you will never have a better opportunity to shoot old .
ople are your coadjutors?" "They are the Lord's people," he answered. Eleanor felt somewhat checked; the gravity of this answer was of a di .
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face and brow; nevertheless she spoke steadily. "Enigmatical!" said Mr. Carlisle. "The only thing I understand is this--and this--" and he .
them to be late the first morning of all times. But he only answered by going back into the room to make an anxious survey of his reflecti .
little importance they might have committed, and that he was only treating them as other white people had treated his countrymen. No reason .
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"Oh, Abe, ain't God been good to us? Ain't it jist bewtiful to be rich? Rich!" she cried. "Rich!" Abe sat down suddenly, and covered his f .
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