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In 1795, the narrator stops to say, one might see in and about New Orleans some two-story houses; but along the banks of Bayou Teche, as well as on the Mississippi, they were all of one sort,--like their own; like Captain Patterson's,--a single ground floor with three rooms facing front and three back. Yet the very next stop was at a little cottage covered with roses and with its front yard full of ducks and geese,--
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--where a German girl, to call her father, put a great ox's horn to her lips and blew a loud blast. Almost every one was English or German till they came to where was just beginning to be the town of Franklin. One Harlman, a German, offered to exchange all his land for the silver watch that it best suited Monsieur to travel with. The exchange was made, the acts were all signed and sealed, and--when Suzanne, twenty years after, made a visit to Attakapas there was Harlman and his numerous family still in peaceful possession of the place....
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And I greatly fear that when some day our grandchildren awaken from that apathy with which I have always reproached the Creoles, I fear, my daughter, they will have trouble to prove their titles.
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Annie, my sister Annie, do you see nothing coming? And about two miles from where Franklin was to be they came upon it, greeted with joyous laughter and cries of
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Miss Souzie! O Miss Souzie! from the women and the children, and from Mario:
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I have it, Signor! I have it! My prinicipality, Miss Souzie! It is mine, Signorina Françoise! while he danced, laughed, and brandished his arms.
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He had taken up enough land, says Françoise,
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and spent with