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... Later it was the steadfast Gordon courage that helped him to mount the crippled battery horse which had been his own contribution to the lost cause; to mount and ride painfully to the distant Southern valley, facing the weary journey ...
... Later it was the steadfast Gordon courage that helped him to mount the crippled battery horse which had been his own contribution to the lost cause; to mount and ride painfully to the distant Southern valley, facing the weary journey ...
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... Later she understood her father's motive better: how he would not be a charge on an old man rich in nothing but ruin; and the memory of the pinched childhood became a thing sacred. How the Major, a second Rip Van Winkle, found his way ...
... Later she understood her father's motive better: how he would not be a charge on an old man rich in nothing but ruin; and the memory of the pinched childhood became a thing sacred. How the Major, a second Rip Van Winkle, found his way ...
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... later years the exiled Captain Louis had remembered only that he was an American, and his child knew no North nor South. The Major did not explain. Not that there were any compunctions of conscience concerning the planting of the seed ...
... later years the exiled Captain Louis had remembered only that he was an American, and his child knew no North nor South. The Major did not explain. Not that there were any compunctions of conscience concerning the planting of the seed ...
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... later." Pettigrass stooped with his back to the portico and patted the dog. "Don't you look so shuck up, little one," he whispered reassuringly to Ardea. "There ain't nothin' goin' to happen, worse than has happened, I reckon." But ...
... later." Pettigrass stooped with his back to the portico and patted the dog. "Don't you look so shuck up, little one," he whispered reassuringly to Ardea. "There ain't nothin' goin' to happen, worse than has happened, I reckon." But ...
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