South. As her “tears were falling fast,” her grandmother insisted that she take all the money she had lest she be “sick among strangers.”177 This is one of several instances in the narrative in which aloneness is coupled with mental suffering or anguish.178 Jacobs offers yet another illustration of the psychological toll of relocation as she describes her reunion with Luke. In the “Fugitive Slave Law” chapter Jacobs presents a scene of Luke being tortured by his bed-ridden master. She recounts later meeting the demoralized Luke on the streets of New York: “As he came nearer, I recognized Luke. I always rejoiced to see or hear of any one who had escaped from the black pit… I well remembered what a desolate feeling it was to be alone among strangers, and I went up to him and greeted him cordially.”179 Even more curious in these references to being among strangers is that this anguish occurred with respect to efforts to obtain or maintain freedom. Even though from the age of twelve “[Jacobs] and her brother were constantly thinking about freedom,” once she achieves it she is not able to completely revel in it.180 For example, when Jacobs finally escaped from the South with her friend Fanny, she indicated the emotional costs of freedom: “We had escaped from slavery, and we supposed ourselves to be safe from the hunters. But we were alone in the world, and we had left dear ties behind us; ties 177 Ibid., 235. 178 In ILSG, the word “alone” appears twenty-two times. The word “lonely” appears in the narrative three times. Jacobs references being among “strangers” fifteen times. 179 Jacobs, ILSG, 289. 180 Yellin, Harriet Jacobs, 20. John Jacobs, too, was conflicted about leaving his family. In his slave narrative, A True Tale of Slavery, he stated that the only hesitation he had about leaving Sawyer was “[his] sister and a friend of [his] at home in slavery.” John Jacobs, A True Tale of Slavery, (1861; Documenting the American South, 2004), 126. xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/xxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxxxx.xxxx. cruelly sundered by the demon Slavery.” 181Hence, in the North she was put in the same position as her grief-stricken grandmother, alone and missing loved ones. Aloneness thus casts a shadow even over the joy of obtaining freedom. In the opening of the second paragraph in her “Fugitive Slave Law” chapter, Jacobs stated: “I was alone again.” She included these sentiments even though she had just detailed how her brother would be fleeing to California and her daughter was receiving f...
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South. The subject slide has exhibited movement in the past, but the movement has expedited significantly in recent weeks due to wet conditions and continued high water levels in the river. The site is further complicated in the fact that multiple utilities are located near the top (western) edge of the slough. It is our understanding that there is a fiber line, Cass Rural Water, as well as a sanitary force main that serves the City of Oxbow. Failure of any of these lines would be significant, but especially the force main due to the number of individuals served as well as the expense to fix a larger force main. Some geotechnical analysis has been completed by Xxxxx. They have evaluated two options, one including a flattened slope utilizing significant amounts of riprap to help stabilize and improve the factor of safety of the site. The second option would utilize structural improvements, a large sheet pile or structural wall to help improve the factor of safety. At this time, it is not known which option will be selected but for the sake of estimating engineering services, we are assuming the structural wall option as that would likely entail more engineering and plan preparation and therefore be more conservative. .
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