Now I see who you are . . if nobody else sees, nor you either,

I see not so much that you are the quality as of the President
or Judge of the Supreme Court, or a millionaire that you are polite or whitefaced or a citizen of our of the an old states, or a citizen of a new state,

I see less the quality of Alabamian, or Canadian,
British, French, _^ off there, . . . . or as a Malay or from Africa . . . .

I see forward the or savage _^off there in the woods, the or fisheater in
his lair of rocks and sand, the or Chinese _^with his transverse eyes . . . in
his roofed boat , _^ or . . . . the or wandering nomad, and
the or tabounshick at the head of his drove,

I see meMan and womean and children in all

I see tThese indoors and outdoors _^I see . . . . and all else _^is is behind them or through them,.—

I see the wife . . . . and she is not one jot less than the husband,

I see the mother . . . . and she is every bit as much as the fath

¶

I see you engineer, laboring person, minister, drunkard,
editor, immigrant,

I see you and stand before you, boatmen and sailors sailors, manofwarsmen and merchantmen and coastman

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