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Ole Mammy’s Torment

CHAPTER II
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These simple old souls, while rejoicing in their freedom, often looked tenderly back to the flesh-pots of their early Egypt.
John Jay had heard these reminiscences dozens of times.

He knew just what was coming next, when Uncle Billy began telling about the day that young Mars' Nat was christened.

Mis' Alice gave a silver cup to Jintsey's baby, George Washington, because he was born on the same day as his little Mars' Nat.

John Jay knew the whole family history.

He was very proud of these people of gentle birth and breeding, whom Sheba spoke of as "ou' family." One by one they had been carried to the little Episcopal churchyard on the hill, until only one remained.


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