 Rock and the Devil's Garden, and all were charmed with the majestic beauty of the scene. On the way back, while Garnet explained to Mr. Gamble, the heavier guest, why negroes had to be <, treated not as individuals but as a class, John had been '"( telling...  John March, Southerner - Pàgina 83per George Washington Cable - 1894 - 513 pàginesVisualització completa - Sobre aquest llibre
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...heavier guest, why negroes had to be treated not as individuals but as a class, John had been tilling Mr. Fair why it was wise to treat chickens not as...names and personal idiosyncrasies of the favorites of bis own flock ; Mr. Fair, in turn, had confessed to having a son about John's age, and wished they... | |
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