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Elizabeth Betts Urquhart. age nodding his head at every Negro who passed and saying , " Good day , colored brother , " or " Good day , colored sister ! " Years later he graduated from Princeton University and was president of Paine ...
Elizabeth Betts Urquhart. age nodding his head at every Negro who passed and saying , " Good day , colored brother , " or " Good day , colored sister ! " Years later he graduated from Princeton University and was president of Paine ...
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... passed the study where Gladys was being punished with the peach tree switch . I heard her say to Papa , " Why don'tcha beat on Henry sometime ? You're always beatin ' on me ! " And once when we lived in a little sheep - ranch town in ...
... passed the study where Gladys was being punished with the peach tree switch . I heard her say to Papa , " Why don'tcha beat on Henry sometime ? You're always beatin ' on me ! " And once when we lived in a little sheep - ranch town in ...
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... passed for his double answered . They spent an hour or so together talking genealogy and found that years ago , when England would allow only three brothers to migrate at once , their ancestors were two of the three Betts who came to ...
... passed for his double answered . They spent an hour or so together talking genealogy and found that years ago , when England would allow only three brothers to migrate at once , their ancestors were two of the three Betts who came to ...
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