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Uncle Tom's Cabin

CHAPTER XXVIII
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You see, Cousin, I want justice done us.

We are in a bad position.

We are the more _obvious_ oppressors of the negro; but the unchristian prejudice of the north is an oppressor almost equally severe." "Well, Cousin, I know it is so," said Miss Ophelia,--"I know it was so with me, till I saw that it was my duty to overcome it; but, I trust I have overcome it; and I know there are many good people at the north, who in this matter need only to be _taught_ what their duty is, to do it.

It would certainly be a greater self-denial to receive heathen among us, than to send missionaries to them; but I think we would do it." "_You_ would, I know," said St.Clare.

"I'd like to see anything you wouldn't do, if you thought it your duty!" "Well, I'm not uncommonly good," said Miss Ophelia.


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