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1 And the traveller girds himself, and sets his face toward the Morning, and goes his way.
The Souls of Black FolkBy W. E. B. Du Bois ContextHighlight In XIV
2 And there in the King's Highways sat and sits a figure veiled and bowed, by which the traveller's footsteps hasten as they go.
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3 Once before, the black boy had sought a school, had travelled, cold and hungry, four hundred miles up into free New Hampshire, to Canaan.
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4 I saw his breath beat quicker and quicker, pause, and then his little soul leapt like a star that travels in the night and left a world of darkness in its train.
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5 Closely allied with this come the various forms of social contact in everyday life, in travel, in theatres, in house gatherings, in marrying and giving in marriage.
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6 They go to separate churches, they live in separate sections, they are strictly separated in all public gatherings, they travel separately, and they are beginning to read different papers and books.
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7 The child sang it to his children and they to their children's children, and so two hundred years it has travelled down to us and we sing it to our children, knowing as little as our fathers what its words may mean, but knowing well the meaning of its music.
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