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Uncle Tom's Cabin

CHAPTER XVII
16/37

It will be so cold, thee knows, in Canada.

Does thee keep up good courage, Eliza ?" she added, tripping round to Eliza's side of the table, and shaking her warmly by the hand, and slipping a seed-cake into Harry's hand.

"I brought a little parcel of these for him," she said, tugging at her pocket to get out the package.

"Children, thee knows, will always be eating." "O, thank you; you are too kind," said Eliza.
"Come, Ruth, sit down to supper," said Rachel.
"I couldn't, any way.

I left John with the baby, and some biscuits in the oven; and I can't stay a moment, else John will burn up all the biscuits, and give the baby all the sugar in the bowl.


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