Strange True Stories of Louisiana by George Washington Cable
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Müller, even in the same land and almost in the same times.
FOOTNOTES: [23] Inserted by a later hand than the author's.--TRANSLATOR. [24] Inserted by a later hand than the author's.--TRANSLATOR. [25] Alix makes a mistake here of one day. The Bastille fell on the 14th.--TRANSLATOR. SALOME MÜLLER, THE WHITE SLAVE. 1818-45. I. SALOME AND HER KINDRED. She may be living yet, in 1889. For when she came to Louisiana, in 1818, she was too young for the voyage to fix itself in her memory. She could not, to-day, be more than seventy-five. In Alsace, France, on the frontier of the Department of Lower Rhine, about twenty English miles from Strasburg, there was in those days, as I suppose |
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