Voice from
A Voice from the South By a Black Woman of the South
作者：Cooper, Anna J. (Anna Julia), 1858-1964
体例：段 章数：14
字数：290,430 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,745 字；最长 It is absurd to quote statistics showing the Negro’s bank ac（39,934 字），最短 “The average man,” says Mr. Ingersoll, “does not reason—he f（10,072 字）。
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共 14 段- It is absurd to quote statistics showing the Negro’s bank ac
- That past work in this direction has been unsatisfactory we
- We have seen how the pendulum has swung across our present c
- The American woman then is responsible for American manners.
- So now, if one intimates that some clauses of the Constituti
- And when the times of physical hardship and danger were past
- These facts are only a suggestion of what must be patent to
- Certainly there are. _Imprimis_; let every element of the co
- Not only the Christian conscience of the South, but also its
- I shall pass next to what I consider the most significant co
- The calculation may be made in the same way and on the same
- Do you ask the cause of their persistent poverty? It is not
- For after all, the highest gifts are not measurable in dolla
- “The average man,” says Mr. Ingersoll, “does not reason—he f