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... called , and other white folks , poor without being called so . One of these last was Joseph Travis , who had recently married the widow of one Putnam Moore , and had unfortunately wedded to himself her ne- groes also . In the woods on ...
... called , and other white folks , poor without being called so . One of these last was Joseph Travis , who had recently married the widow of one Putnam Moore , and had unfortunately wedded to himself her ne- groes also . In the woods on ...
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... called poetical , working out the punishment of two of the actors by means of their own inhumanity , at the same time mysteriously involved two others , -one clothed in all the innocence of infancy , and the other guilty only through ...
... called poetical , working out the punishment of two of the actors by means of their own inhumanity , at the same time mysteriously involved two others , -one clothed in all the innocence of infancy , and the other guilty only through ...
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... called jewelry , and of a kind that he had good reason to be proud of . In one of the drawers was a sword made out of a key of the Bastile , and present- ed to him by the city of Paris . The other key he sent to Washington . When he was ...
... called jewelry , and of a kind that he had good reason to be proud of . In one of the drawers was a sword made out of a key of the Bastile , and present- ed to him by the city of Paris . The other key he sent to Washington . When he was ...
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