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e greater part of the night, only two of the Provincials were wounded, none being killed outright. There were but sixty men in Putnam's par .
ets were gloomy. Eleanor made a quiet entrance into the warm house, and sat down; feeling as if the crisis of her fate had come. She did no .
ind to her, which was a great surprisal to her, for she had taken in an apprehension, as others had also done," that his eye had been fixed .
him, on either side one, and Jesus in the midst.' He could hardly get through it, and then burst into tears and wept aloud. This man was a .
es kept by the upper class of citizens; of their slaves, whom we knew in their emancipated condition as gardeners and waiters in general; o .
pany' at table. On the estate was a young negro just his own age, and as intelligent as he. Young John struck up an acquaintance with him, .
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aid Eleanor. She waited a little while. There was some difficulty in going on. When she did speak her tone was clear and firm. "Julia, shal .
we went. This chosen place was a fine plot of ground enclosed by magnificent chestnut trees. I went on to the town, with a few unarmed men. .
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ped out of the carriage there came forward from among the group gathered about the fire on the beach the editor of the "Shoreville Herald." .
the hold to get out the cargo, and numbers hurried to the cabin to carry off the lighter articles which it contained. The chief, as may be .
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had ruined her own prospects; Mrs. Powle could not help that; she should not ruin Julia's. Whether she stayed in England or whether she wen .