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 1 6 |    any that I have chanced to hear of as there. It was no abolition
 2 8 |      of that class of whom we hear a great deal, but, for the
 3 20|  sweetness I have to gall, to hear, or hear of, the remarks
 4 20|     have to gall, to hear, or hear of, the remarks of some
 5 20|       thieves or murderers. I hear another ask, Yankee-like, "
 6 23| lumber till lately. And yet I hear of Northern men, and women,
 7 26|       but he does not wish to hear of any new-fangled ones;
 8 30|     at once, on all sides, we hear people and parties declaring, "
 9 30|     one, am not interested to hear you define your position.
10 34|     dust. What is that that I hear cast overboard? The bodies
11 46|   know that you can afford to hear him again on this subject.
12 54|     on repairing that. When I hear it at work sometimes, as
13 55|                             I hear many condemn these men because
14 59|     merely missing one day. I hear a good many pretend that
15 69|    almost fear that I may yet hear of his deliverance, doubting