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Camp-Fire and Cotton-Field

CHAPTER X
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In this party were two persons who had been well acquainted with the murdered man.

The widow sought shelter with her husband's parents.
The widow of the elder son went to the same place of refuge.

Thus there were living, under one roof, the old man, his wife, a daughter of seventeen, and the two widows, one with two, and the other with three, children.

A week afterward, all were commanded to leave the country.

No cause was assigned, beyond the fact that the man was born in the North, and had been harboring the family of his son, who refused to serve in the Rebel ranks.


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