Only tell her ye found me going into glory , and that I could n't stay for no one . And oh , the poor chil ` en , and the baby -- my old heart 's been most broke for them . Tell them to follow me . Give my love to mas ` r , and dear , good missis , and everybody in the place . I love them all . ' He closed his eyes , and with a smile he fell asleep . Uncle Tom too was free . Beyond the gates of Legree 's farm , George had noticed a dry , sandy knoll , shaded by a few trees . There he made Uncle Tom 's grave . No stone marks his last resting-place . He needs none . God knows where he lies . Kneeling there George bent his head , in shame and sorrow . ` Here me , dear God , ' he said , ` from this day , I will do what one man can to drive out the curse of slavery from this land . ' CHAPTER XX GEORGE SHELBY FREES HIS SLAVES George Shelby wrote a little note to his mother , telling her that he was coming home . He tried to write about Uncle Tom , but he could not ; tears blinded him , and sobs choked him . On the day he was expected every one was in a state of bustle and excitement . Aunt Chloe in a new print dress , and clean white apron walked round the supper-table , making sure that everything was right . Her black face shone with joy at the thought of seeing Uncle Tom again . ` I 'm thinking my old man wo n't know the boys and the baby , ' she said .
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