They got hold of some clay and pressed it into some SECOND-HAND molds and baked the clay of creatures, which they took from the heavenly kilns.
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They were made VERY early in the morning and at this hour, the water in the lake was cold.
Adverb
I thought of this when Father Christiano told us after catechism that we were ABSOLUTELY hopeless.
Adverb
Smoke, smoke, smoke—and there you have them, BLACK as coals.
Adjective
God made the Blacks’ hand lighter so they would not dirty anything they were ordered to do that had to be kept QUITE clean.
Adverb
Senhor Frias told me that everything I had heard from them there had been just ONE BIG PACK of lies.
Adjective
Doña Dores, for instance, told me that God MADE Blacks’ hands lighter so they would not dirty the food they made for their masters
Verb
According to her, it’s only because their hands became BLEACHED with all that washing.
Adjective
God made Blacks because they had to be. They OUGHT TO show that works of men were the same.
Verb
He must HAVE BEEN thinking of this when He made the hands of the blacks be the same as the hands of those men who thank God they are not black.
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