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Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl
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Harriet Jacobs
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Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl Chapter 26 Summary
Important Era In My Brother’s Life
Here's a little story about William.
William went to Washington with Mr. Sands. They traveled all through the North and Canada, where William met lots of abolitionists.
Meanwhile, Mr. Sands gets married.
When Mr. Sands returns to Edenton with his new wife, he tells Aunt Martha that William has run off with abolitionists.
Not so. Later, Linda learns that William escaped all on his own, selling his clothes and sailing off to Boston by himself.
When Dr. Flint hears about his, he's filled with glee.
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