Farouche

So time flew, and the sun of the sixth of November gleamed across the scaly backs of the alligators of Bayou La Farouche.

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"Sir," says he, "dashed if that a'n't the best cigar I've smoked sence I quit Bayou La Farouche!"

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Fire-Eaters of Bayou La Farouche have come to the conclusion that you are a spy, an Abolitionist, and a friend of Beecher and Phillips.

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Farouche, she kissed him with those amorphous lips I had often compelled myself to taste.

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We were to be married in December, at Bayou La Farouche.

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Canaan was cursed with religious rigor on the Mellasys plantation at Bayou La Farouche.

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