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The identity problem of the bleu vein society

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English

 

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May 22, 2015

 

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Dixon is a person from the north, she is more educated, more whiter and Mr. Ryder thinks that she is the greatest thing that you could ever see. So he is going to have party in her and tell everybody that he would like to merry her. In the middle of afternoon Mr. Ryder is sitting in his front yard, and there is a old lady walking by and she asked him if he Olson 2 had seem a man...
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The lady name is Liza Jane. She goes into great detail about her husband. She tells Mr. Ryder how they were merry on the farm, and that they would be together forever. She tells him the whole story, how he was a free man and the owner of the farm was going to sell her husband to another farm to make some money...
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