[Iola Leroy by Frances E.W. Harper]@TWC D-Link bookIola Leroy CHAPTER XVIII 3/43
I want to see the person who sold her last, and, if possible, get some clew to the direction in which she went." "And I," said Iola, "am in search of _my_ mother.
I am convinced that when we find those for whom we are searching they will prove to be very nearly related.
Mamma said, before we were parted, that her brother had a red spot on his temple.
If I could see that spot I should rest assured that my mother is your sister." "Then," said Robert, "I can give you that assurance," and smilingly he lifted his hair from his temple, on which was a large, red spot. "I am satisfied," exclaimed Iola, fixing her eyes, beaming with hope and confidence, on Robert.
"Oh, I am so glad that I can, without the least hesitation, accept your services to join with me in the further search. What are your plans ?" "To stop for awhile in C----," said Robert, "and gather all the information possible from those who sold and bought my mother.
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