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nt and waved the flagman to this side or that, 'Yours is a grand country. Are there many Abolitionists about here?' In his pocket-book he j .
an Indian, not a slave. She remembered everything this petted despot had done to her, and, lifting her bundle, threw it as far as her arms .
the walls and drew brilliant reflections from the brightly-scoured dishes and other utensils of metal, which stood ranged upon the shelves. .
ght Abe, he would rather be sick and die in his right mind than go crazy. He began to whimper, whereupon Samuel threw him back upon his pil .
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ith Mr. and Mrs. Lefferts. His letters will tell you." For the letters Mrs. Caxton was evidently impatient; but Mr. Morrison's refreshment .
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being here and the incessant expectation of him, there will be no rest for me. I must get away." She laid her plans. After dinner she slipp .
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a part of what she said,--'My child died, but I loved God the more. My body has been much afflicted, but I love him the more. I know that .
m, at all events." At length the captain awoke; and after an early breakfast, the owner took him round the plantation, and I was allowed to .
ng preacher." "Did you ever hold any talk with him on your thoughts of hope, and fear?" "I could not, ma'am. I have tried; but I could not .
se hastily; "and then I will go away and cry again; for that will very often be the case now. I thought thus: if Eleazar is so cross, Edwar .
dressing these in flower baskets and dishes, in the open gallery that overlooked the meadows, when Mrs. Caxton passing through on her own .
in the airs made such an odd impression on me, I cannot tell whether I felt glad, or sad to the very bottom of my heart. Here in our neighb eat clean diet clean carbs 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 .
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scovered on its walls, a statement which might be related almost in the same words of the house of MacPhaedrics at Portsmouth. Not many yea .