I withdrew my slur on the same.

* * * * *

A guilty feeling came over me as the day for leaving the laundry

approached. Miss Cross and I had become very friendly. We planned to

do all sorts of things together. Our floor was such a companionable,

sociable place. It didn't seem square to walk off and leave those

girls, black and white, who were my friends. In the other factories I

just disappeared as suddenly as I came. After a few days I could not

stand it and penned a jiggly note to Miss Cross. Unexpectedly, I was

going to have to move to Pennsylvania (that was true, for Christmas

vacation). I hated to leave her and the girls, etc., etc. I was her

loving friend, "Constance," alias "Sunbeam."

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