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PERSONAL NARRATIVE.18
According to promise he came to my store. I was alone; it was early in the day; he appeared very much excited; told me that the Sacks were near and urged my departure that day; he informed me that he had been at all their councils and that they would send word to Mr. Johnson that they were coming to pay their credits and trade that they fetch their women and children; that their plans might not be detected, or more fully
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