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The White People

CHAPTER IV
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But he replied that what I had said about my White People made him feel that he must be abstracted sometimes and miss things.

He did not remember having noticed the rare fairness I had seen.

He smiled as he said it, because, of course, it was only a little thing--that he had not seen that some people were so much fairer than others.
"But it has not been a little thing to you, evidently.

That is why I am even rather curious about it," he explained.

"It is a difference definite enough to make you speak almost as if they were of a different race from ours." I sat silent a few seconds, thinking it over.


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