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[[Missionary Society printed heading, op. cit.]] | |||
she should never see her home or her pa or ma again. | she should never see her home or her pa or ma again. | ||
"It used to come across my breast, she said, laying her hand on her bosom. O how many times it came across my breast that I was a slave when I was born free! "but" she added, "it will be all right, by and by." | "It used to come across my breast, she said, laying her hand on her bosom. O how many times it came across my breast that I was a slave when I was born free! "but" she added, "it will be all right, by and by." | ||
Aunt Hannah has only one leg, and so cannot leave home, but she is cheerful and grateful for what she gets. She is supported by the town. They found her cooking her grits (coarse ground corn). She said "It doesn't agree with my stomach." Mrs. F. visited her once last Summer and found her cooking 3 cabbage leaves for dinner. What was | Aunt Hannah has only one leg, and so cannot leave home, but she is cheerful and grateful for what she gets. She is supported by the town. They found her cooking her grits (coarse ground corn). She said "It doesn't agree with my stomach." Mrs. F. visited her once last Summer and found her cooking 3 cabbage leaves for dinner. What was | ||
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Missionary Society printed heading, op. cit.
she should never see her home or her pa or ma again. "It used to come across my breast, she said, laying her hand on her bosom. O how many times it came across my breast that I was a slave when I was born free! "but" she added, "it will be all right, by and by." Aunt Hannah has only one leg, and so cannot leave home, but she is cheerful and grateful for what she gets. She is supported by the town. They found her cooking her grits (coarse ground corn). She said "It doesn't agree with my stomach." Mrs. F. visited her once last Summer and found her cooking 3 cabbage leaves for dinner. What was