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There were many other interesting females, one in particular Widow Nworb about 18! - (no family considerable moral character in negros, lands &c) (But Willas? thy name is constancy.) I thought of Sudee from this wilds of the Red Man, to the gentle glades, and placid | There were many other interesting females, one in particular Widow Nworb about 18! - (no family considerable moral character in negros, lands &c) (But [[Willas? or Woman]] thy name is constancy.) I thought of Sudee from this wilds of the Red Man, to the gentle glades, and placid stream of this abode my thoughts wandered; my heart did beat, but it was for thee. I will not say all were happy here, but all true to much joy to the bride. I essyed too, but found remembrance would come over me & the half smothered sigh gave a temporary relief.) | ||
A shout is heard "Here he comes" - when the bridegroom escorted by a squadron of his old companions on horseback arrived in front of the Log House. He was almost hauled off his steed by those | A shout is heard "Here he comes" - when the bridegroom escorted by a squadron of his old companions on horseback arrived in front of the Log House. He was almost hauled off his steed by those | ||
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crossed out: I should have mentioned the bride first. Wel? she looked bl
There were many other interesting females, one in particular Widow Nworb about 18! - (no family considerable moral character in negros, lands &c) (But Willas? or Woman thy name is constancy.) I thought of Sudee from this wilds of the Red Man, to the gentle glades, and placid stream of this abode my thoughts wandered; my heart did beat, but it was for thee. I will not say all were happy here, but all true to much joy to the bride. I essyed too, but found remembrance would come over me & the half smothered sigh gave a temporary relief.) A shout is heard "Here he comes" - when the bridegroom escorted by a squadron of his old companions on horseback arrived in front of the Log House. He was almost hauled off his steed by those
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