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The Man in Gray
Thomas Dixon
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The young people rode horseback. Never in his life had Phil seen anything to equal the easy grace with which these Southern girls sat their horses. Their mothers before them had been born in the saddle. Their ease, their grace was not an acquirement of the teacher. It was bred in the bone.
When a boy challenged a girl for a race, the challenge was instantly accepted. Their saddles were made of the finest leather which the best saddle makers of England and America could find. Their girths were set with double silver buckles. A saddle never turned.
When the long procession reached the gates of Arlington, it seemed to Phil that half the congregation were going to stop for dinner. A large part of them did. Every friend and neighbor who pressed Colonel Lee's hand, or the hand of his wife, had been invited.
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A defense of the South
Dixon wrote a defense of the antebellum South in the form of a novel, just as others attacked the South in novels. Some will say that it is biased in favor of the southern people and presents an idealized view. I have no problem with that. For every bit of pro-southern writing