Paul Laurence Dunbar

Paul Laurence Dunbar

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Portrait of Paul Laurence Dunbar Paul Laurence Dunbar The Heart Of Happy Hollow — Cahoots (1904)

Well, of course, the advent of a young male Fairfax would under any circumstances have proven a great event, although it was afterwards duplicated, but there would have been no story to tell, there would have been no 'Cahoots,' if by some fortuitous circumstance one of the slave women had not happened to bring into the world that day and almost at the same time that her mistress was introducing young Vaughan Fairfax to the light, a little black pickaninny of her own.
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Portrait of Paul Laurence Dunbar Paul Laurence Dunbar The Heart Of Happy Hollow — Cahoots (1904)

That tomb-stone, you see it looks old, was placed there at the old master's request when his dead son came home from Malvern Hill, for he said when Cahoots went to the other side they must not be separated; that accounts for its look of age, but it was not until last year that we laid Cahoots—Cahoots still though an old man—beside his master. And many a man that had owned his people, and many another that had fought to continue that ownership, dropped a tear on his grave.
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