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... dogs , lilies , snow , pearls , the dawn ? " The senator started to reply . Just then the train conductor entered and asked Dixon for the tickets of the passengers who had got on at the last station . Asking to 52 FROM " SUPERMAN " TO MAN.
... dogs , lilies , snow , pearls , the dawn ? " The senator started to reply . Just then the train conductor entered and asked Dixon for the tickets of the passengers who had got on at the last station . Asking to 52 FROM " SUPERMAN " TO MAN.
Page 120
... asked , " What do you think of the press and the Negro ? " " The press , " said Dixon , " especially the large dailies , has under- gone such a great change in its attitude toward the Negro since about 1920 , that I find it hard to ...
... asked , " What do you think of the press and the Negro ? " " The press , " said Dixon , " especially the large dailies , has under- gone such a great change in its attitude toward the Negro since about 1920 , that I find it hard to ...
Page 127
... asked , in a spirit of raillery , " For instance , many of the most prejudiced whites have Negro intimates that they would defend if need be with their lives . Again , if a man , however black , has money he will find millions of whites ...
... asked , in a spirit of raillery , " For instance , many of the most prejudiced whites have Negro intimates that they would defend if need be with their lives . Again , if a man , however black , has money he will find millions of whites ...
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