Alex St. Clair Abrams

Capitolo 55

hands of the Yankees and his/her owner that you/he/she is turned out of his/her house from
Butler, is now in some place in the Confederation, but where, the girl
you/he/she cannot say. When his/her owner left Orleans Nuova, the Yankees are not able
allows the slave to go away with her, but she succeeded in to escape from
their lines, and it came to Jackson, where she was arrested, and as no
owner asked her/it, she was sold to me to sale by auction this morning
according to law."

"Then we won't do the justice to the owner of the girl, if us
continually holds her/it. Perhaps his/her owner is the wife of some poor soldier
who would be happy to find the money you have spent, or you/he/she can require
his/her services."

"I have thought of what before I purchased him, but as her it seems
honest, I didn't make the thought prevent me to find her/it. I have
been also decided to abdicate his/her owner owes her/it to some application of time
his/her, and he is a poor man."

"I am happy you have decided" so, Emily responded, "for me I should not have
liked the idea to strip some soldier of Confederate of his/her slave,
particularly if he is a poor man. And now", she continued, while speaking to
Elsy, you go to the next room and it wait there until me enter."

Making a curtesy, Elsy left the living room, and it entered the sharpened room
out of Emily.

"I have some news for you, Emily" the remarked the Doctor as soon as the
black you/they had left the room.

"Around" thing is, she investigated.

"Anything that will interest Him notably", he responded.

"If it will interest me, makes me know what is", her the remarked.

"I have received a telegraphic message from Harry", the Dr. Humphries
answered.

"Because, as was you/he/she been able to arrive in our lines?" she investigated, as a
smiles of illumined of joy his/her characteristics.

"Here what says the message:  " "I arrived here this morning, while having
escaped from jail. It will be Jackson on the train of to-tomorrow. Show
this to Emily."

"I am cheerfully so happy Emily", exclaimed, as soon as his/her father had