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The stranger drew from another pocket a pen and an ink horn and , in a voice
which was solemn and impressive , said : “ Sign ! ” John Louder was astonished
at the request , or command , whichever it might be , and mechanically stretched
out ...
The stranger drew from another pocket a pen and an ink horn and , in a voice
which was solemn and impressive , said : “ Sign ! ” John Louder was astonished
at the request , or command , whichever it might be , and mechanically stretched
out ...
Page 57
... in his voice , which awed the cowardly overseer ; but at the same time they
increased his hatred . He resolved to be revenged , and reported to Hull that THE
INDENTED SLAVE . 57.
... in his voice , which awed the cowardly overseer ; but at the same time they
increased his hatred . He resolved to be revenged , and reported to Hull that THE
INDENTED SLAVE . 57.
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She turned upon the youth and , seizing his arm , in a voice trembling with
emotion , said : “ Charles , I beseech of you , as you love life and happiness , do
not say aught against Mr. Parris or witchcraft . We stand on the brink of something
...
She turned upon the youth and , seizing his arm , in a voice trembling with
emotion , said : “ Charles , I beseech of you , as you love life and happiness , do
not say aught against Mr. Parris or witchcraft . We stand on the brink of something
...
Page 84
cried a voice which he recognized as John Louder . “ We saw the light within and
determined to seek shelter . " Louder was accompanied by his neighbors Bly and
Gray , all carrying guns and some small game in their hands . “ You have been ...
cried a voice which he recognized as John Louder . “ We saw the light within and
determined to seek shelter . " Louder was accompanied by his neighbors Bly and
Gray , all carrying guns and some small game in their hands . “ You have been ...
Page 93
I fell asleep and was dreaming of pleasant forests , running brooks , green
meadows , thrift and plenty , when suddenly methought I heard a voice calling
unto me . “ John Louder ! John Louder ! ' it seemed to say . “ I started up from my
pillow ...
I fell asleep and was dreaming of pleasant forests , running brooks , green
meadows , thrift and plenty , when suddenly methought I heard a voice calling
unto me . “ John Louder ! John Louder ! ' it seemed to say . “ I started up from my
pillow ...
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| Title | Columbian Historical Novels, Volume 7 Columbian Historical Novels, John Roy Musick |
| Author | John Roy Musick |
| Publisher | R.H. Whitten Company, 1906 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 24 Apr 2015 |
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