Uncle Tom's Cabin, Young Folks' Edition by Harriet Beecher Stowe
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page 63 of 79 (79%)
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Mr. St. Clare hated being made to do things when he didn't want to.
However, after teasing his cousin a little more, he wrote out the paper, and Topsy belonged to Miss Ophelia. That evening Mr. St. Clare went out for a ride. Tom saw him go, and asked if he should come too. 'No, my boy,' said Mr. St. Clare, 'I shall be back in an hour.' Tom sat down on the verandah to wait till his master came home. While he waited, he fell asleep. Presently he was awakened by loud knocking, and the sound of voices at the gate. He ran to open it. Several men were there carrying a load. It was Mr. St. Clare. He had been hurt in an accident, and was dying. Very gently they laid him on a sofa. Nothing could be done. In a short time he had gone to join his little Eva. CHAPTER XVII UNCLE TOM'S NEW MASTER |
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