Chapter VI: Part II (3)
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But they cannot be long in coming out now; and my one hope is that these lines may appear in print in time to forestall the prejudice and scandal which are otherwise inevitable. At all events, now that the world is in possession of the real facts, I am entitled to hope that the treatment to which I have been subjected will excite the indignation and sympathy it deserves.
_PALEFACE AND REDSKIN_
A COMEDY-STORY FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
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The Talking Horse, and Other TalesChapter VI: Part II (3)
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