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Aunt Phillis’s Cabin

CHAPTER XXVI
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Bacchus is too old to take care of himself; he would not be happy away from Exeter.

Consider what I say to you, and I will be guided by your wishes as regards your children.
"They might go to Liberia; some of them would be willing, no doubt.

I have talked to William, he says he would not go.

Under these circumstances they would be separated, and it is doubtful whether I would be doing you or them a favour by freeing them.

Be perfectly candid, and let me know your wishes." "As long as you, or Master Arthur and Miss Alice live, they would be better off as they are," said Phillis.
"I believe they would," said Mr.Weston, "but life and death cannot be too much considered in connection with each other.


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