Another character in this novel distributes locks of her hair as she dies, inspiring compassion in Ophelia.
In one early scene of this novel, Sam and Andy excite the horses to delay a pursuit for their friend. Another character in this novel distributes locks of her hair as she dies, inspiring compassion in Ophelia. The protagonist becomes separated with his wife Aunt Chloe, but his fate turns when he saves Eva from drowning, impressing her father Augustine St. Clare. Eventually, that title character is beaten to death by Simon Legree. For 10 points, name this best selling anti-slavery novel of the 19th century, written by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
In one early scene of this novel, Sam and Andy excite the horses to delay a pursuit for their friend.
Uncle Tom's Cabin