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blend together as people, as separate people, in that act.
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On 239, we can see yet a third version of how history and
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the world make sense, and this is when Counsel Skiffington
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rides into Texas after his plantation burns down.
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How do you know anything?
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Well, as he meets the sort of motley crews of people that he meets on the road,
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he continually thinks back to the burned library at his plantation.
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(And this is in the middle of the page.)
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He had seen a dark old man
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driving the wagon, not really a Negro,
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not really from any race that was recorded
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in any of the books in his destroyed library.