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Page 61
... gone ? " one of the women asked . The woman speaking had seen Mrs. Oliver leave . She knew . " Isn't she the grand lady , " she said . " Young Doctor Oliver has sure done well , hasn't he , now ? " " She is gone to market . She went to ...
... gone ? " one of the women asked . The woman speaking had seen Mrs. Oliver leave . She knew . " Isn't she the grand lady , " she said . " Young Doctor Oliver has sure done well , hasn't he , now ? " " She is gone to market . She went to ...
Page 149
... gone to dine with a man . At that time - it was after her father's second marriage , when she had been at home on a visit and had returned to Chicago- the scheme to make her the librarian of the new library at Langdon had already been ...
... gone to dine with a man . At that time - it was after her father's second marriage , when she had been at home on a visit and had returned to Chicago- the scheme to make her the librarian of the new library at Langdon had already been ...
Page 197
... gone there to take part in it . It had happened at night and people had gone in cars . The Negro , accused of the rape of a poor white girl , the daughter of a small farmer , was being brought to the county seat by the sheriff . The ...
... gone there to take part in it . It had happened at night and people had gone in cars . The Negro , accused of the rape of a poor white girl , the daughter of a small farmer , was being brought to the county seat by the sheriff . The ...
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