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	Kentucky Belle Author: Constance F. Woolson Summer of 'sixty-three, sir, and Conrad was gone away-- Gone to the country town, sir, to sell our first load of hay-- We lived in the log house yonder, poor as you've ever seen; Roschen there was a baby, and I was only nineteen. Left alone on a farm during the Civil War, this classic poem tells of the decision of a young northern woman made when a rebel soldier came to her door. Read the exciting poem in this book.
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	Print Book	Reading Level: 5.6 Words: 1322 Pages: 8 Size: 120K Book prints 2 pages per 8.5 X 11 inch paper (4 pages front and back).
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