 Q. Where do the souls of white men go after death ? A. We cannot tell. We have not seen. Q. Our belief is, that the souls of bad men only walk up and down ; but the souls of good men go up.  Madoc - Page 242by Robert Southey - 1812Full view - About this book
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...cries and noises near the place where any prisoners had been burnt. " Q. Where do the souls of white men go after death ? " A. We cannot tell; we have not seen. " Q. Our belief is that the sonls of bad men only walk up and down; but the souls of good men go up. " A. I believe so too; but... | |
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