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by Harriet Ann Jacobs
About 56 pages (16,883 words)
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Chapter 15, Continued Persecutions Summary and Analysis

Dr. Flint is more determined than ever to force Linda into submission. He constantly reminds her of his authority over her children, pointing out that he looks forward to selling them for large sums when they reach maturity. He reminds her that he is the only person in the world with the power to grant her and her children freedom, and tempts her with promises of a comfortable home and eventual freedom. He warns that if she resists him, she and her children will be sent to his plantation where they will be forced to do hard labor. If she believed it was in the best interest.....

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