 | James Russell Lowell - 1862 - 146 pages
...every door, John, A school-house an' a steeple. Ole Uncle S. sez he, " I guess It is a fact," sez he, " The surest plan to make a Man Is, Think him so, JB, Our folks believe in Law, John ; An' it 's for her sake, now, They 've left the axe an' saw, John,... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1865 - 226 pages
...every door, John, A school-house an' a steeple. Ole Uncle S. sez he, " I guess It is a fact," sez he, " The surest plan to make a Man Is, Think him so, JB, Ez much ez you or me ! " Our folks believe in Law, John ; An' it 's for her sake, now, They 've left... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1867 - 358 pages
...every door, John, A school-house an' a steeple. Ole Uncle S. sez he, " I guess It is a fact," sez he, " The surest plan to make a Man Is, think him so, JB, Ez much ez you or me ! " Our folks believe in Law, John ; An' it 's for her sake, now, They 've left... | |
 | 1899 - 978 pages
...Biglow Papers, where Uncle Sam tells John Bull the faith on which the antislavery movement rested : The surest plan to make a man Is, think him so, JB, As much as you and me. But the gain that has come to the negro from the suffrage is not merely on in... | |
 | Ralph Waldo Emerson - 1874 - 600 pages
...every door, John, A school-house an' a steeple. Ole Uncle S. ?ez he, "I guess It is a fact." sez he, " The surest plan to make a Man Is, Think him so, JB, Ez much ez you or me ! " Our folks believe in Law, John : An' it's for her sake, now, They've left... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1876 - 434 pages
...door, John, A school-house an' a steeple. Ole Uncle S. sez he, " I guess, It is a fact," sez he, " The surest plan to make a Man Is, think him so, JB, Ez much ez you or me !" Our folks believe in Law, John ; An' it 's for her sake, now, They 've left... | |
 | Henry Cabot Lodge - 1880 - 408 pages
...every door, John, A school-house an' a steeple. Ole Uncle S. sez he, " I guess It is a fact," sez he, " The surest plan to make a man Is, Think him so, JB, Ez much ez you or me! " The/ 've left the axe an' saw, John, The anvil an' the plough. Ole Uncle S.... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1880 - 662 pages
...every door, John, A school-house an' a steeple. Ole Unele S. sez he, " I guess It is a faet," sez he, " The surest plan to make a Man Is, Think him so, JB, Ez much ez you or me ! " Our folks believe in Law, John ; An' it 's for her sake, now, They 've left... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1885 - 518 pages
...every door, John, A school-house an' a steeple. Ole Uncle S. sez he, " 1 guess It is a fact," sez he, "The surest plan to make a Man Is, think him so, JB, Ez much ez you or me ! " Our folks believe in Law, John ; An' it 's for her sake, now, They 've left... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1885 - 338 pages
...every door, John, A school-house an' a steeple. Ole Uncle S. sez he, " I guess It is a fact," sez he, " The surest plan to make a Man Is, think him so, JB, Ez much ez you or me ! " Our folks believe in Law, John ; An' it 's for her sake, now, They 've left... | |
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We ain't so weak an' poor, John, With twenty million people, An' close to every door, John, A school-house an' a steeple. Ole Uncle S. sez he, 
