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Put Yourself in His Place

CHAPTER III
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Don't you go and take me for a gentleman, or we sha'n't agree.

Wait till I'm as arrogant, and empty, and lazy as they are.

I am a workman, and proud of it." "It's naught to be ashamed on, that's certain," said Jael.

"I've carried many a sack of grain up into our granary, and made a few hundred-weight of cheese and butter, besides house-work and farm-work.

Bless your heart, I bayn't idle when I be at home." "And pray where is your home ?" asked Henry, looking up a moment, not that he cared one straw.
"If you please, sir, I do come from Cairnhope village.


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