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Quaker (Missouri, United States) (search for this): chapter 44
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Isaac Tatem Hopper (search for this): chapter 44
The Uncomplimentary invitation.
A preacher of the Society of Friends felt impressed with the duty of calling a meeting for vicious people; and Isaac T. Hopper was appointed to collect an audience.
In the course of this mission, he knocked at the door of a very infamous house.
A gentleman who was acquainted with him was passing by, and he stopped to say, Friend Hopper, you have mistaken the house.
No, I have not, he replied.
But that is a house of notorious ill fame, said the gentleman.
I know it, rejoined he; but nevertheless I have business here.
His acquaintance looked surprised, but passed on without further query.
A colored girl came to the door.
To the inquiry whether her mistress was within, she answered in the affirmative.
Tell her I wish to see her, said Friend Hopper.
The girl was evidently astonished at a visitor in Quaker costume, and of such grave demeanor; but she went and did the errand.
A message was returned that her mistress was engaged and co
Isaac T. Hopper (search for this): chapter 44