About this book
Minnie, who lives in the South, does not know she is a mulatto. She is sent to the North after her mother's death, and there she marries Louis, who is ironically also of mixed parentage. The story revolves around their discoveries and how they deal with their true identities. (N.B. There are some missing portions of the text.)
Chapters
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- 1Chapter 112:37 · read by Jim Locke
- 2Chapter 212:16 · read by Jim Locke
- 3Chapter 37:58 · read by Jim Locke
- 4Chapter 46:16 · read by Jim Locke
- 5Chapter 59:03 · read by Jim Locke
- 6Chapter 610:26 · read by Jim Locke
- 7Chapter 76:50 · read by Jim Locke
- 8Chapter 812:24 · read by Jim Locke
- 9Chapter 96:13 · read by Jim Locke
- 10Chapter 1114:56 · read by Jim Locke
- 11Chapter 127:39 · read by Jim Locke
- 12Chapter 135:52 · read by Jim Locke
- 13Chapter 1410:45 · read by Jim Locke
- 14Chapter 166:20 · read by Jim Locke
- 15Chapter 178:59 · read by Jim Locke
- 16Chapter 1812:34 · read by Jim Locke
- 17Chapter 1910:37 · read by Jim Locke
- 18Chapter 208:28 · read by Jim Locke
- 19Conclusion4:41 · read by Jim Locke
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