CHAPTER 13-2

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“All quiver earthward at the headman’s nod; “And in a daze of dream I heard him say: “Go, set him free who serves so well his God!” And I wondered then whether, in agreeing to lend myself to Anokye’s plans, I had sacrificed my honor and that of my country. Perhaps, if I had refused to cooperate, they would nevertheless have released me and let me go home. My mind was far away as I struggled to recall the words of the poem. There I was again, standing at the front of my class, basking in the applause of my fellows; and, yet again, alone on the stage at the annual school concert. A different world. Service stood out. It was not his light skin color; there were a few others as light as he; perhaps it was his extremely casual dress and his body language. I knew at once that he was an Amer

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