Xavier University Studies, Volumen9Xavier University (New Orleans, La.), 1970 |
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... Phoenix , " and not to the advantage of the whites , over whom Phoenix has " moral superiority . " Both the white man and the nurses , not to mention the lady who ties her shoes , are tainted , in Mr. Appel's view , merely because they ...
... Phoenix , " and not to the advantage of the whites , over whom Phoenix has " moral superiority . " Both the white man and the nurses , not to mention the lady who ties her shoes , are tainted , in Mr. Appel's view , merely because they ...
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... Phoenix's shoes indicates that the white woman is too proud to refuse " the out- rageous request " and that Phoenix , like other Southern Negroes , has learned “ to take subtle revenge " on white people by exploiting their pride in this ...
... Phoenix's shoes indicates that the white woman is too proud to refuse " the out- rageous request " and that Phoenix , like other Southern Negroes , has learned “ to take subtle revenge " on white people by exploiting their pride in this ...
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... Phoenix says , " Five pennies is a nickel , " which the nurse gives her . ( 288 ) Phoenix depends on these people , not for much but for a little , just as she depends on them for the medicine , which is the purpose of the trip . As for ...
... Phoenix says , " Five pennies is a nickel , " which the nurse gives her . ( 288 ) Phoenix depends on these people , not for much but for a little , just as she depends on them for the medicine , which is the purpose of the trip . As for ...
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Two | 19 |
A | 27 |
Marvin J LaHood Conrad Richter And Willa | 33 |
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