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In his letter to Louisa Bethley, Milo Thompson promised to: O love her until she died. O help her escape from the plantation on which she was a slave. marry her at her church on the following Saturday.
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In his letter to Louisa Bethley, Milo Thompson promised to:

O love her until she died.
O help her escape from the plantation on which she was a slave.
marry her at her church on the following Saturday.

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Love her until she died
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