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...fcholar, for I did not know my letters, I was obliged to work among the negroes ; and I ferved out my time, as in duty bound to do. " When my time was expired, I worked my paflage home, and glad was I to fee Old England again, becaufe I loved my country. I was afraid, however,...

...know my letters, I was ohliged to work among the negroes; and I served ont my time, as in dnty honnd to do. ' When my time was expired, I worked my passage home, and £tad I was to see old England ;n, hecanse I loved my conntry. I was afraid, however, th&t I shonld...

...scholar, for I did not know my letters, I was obliged to work among the negroes ; and I served out my time, as in duty bound to do. ' When my time was expired,...see old England again, because I loved my country. I was afraid, however, that I should be indicted for a vagabond once more, so I did not much care to...

...scholar, for I had forgot my letters, I was obliged ' to work among the negroes; and served out my ' time, as in duty bound to do. ' When my time was expired, I worked my pas' sage home, and glad I was to see Old England ' again, because I loved my country. O liberty, 4...

...scholar, for I did not know my letters, I was obliged to work among the negroes; and I served oat my time, as in duty bound to do. * When my time was expired, I worked my pas.i:;i home, nnd glad I was to sec old England again, hecause I loved my country. 1 was afraid however,...

...negroes; and iil served aut my time , as in duty bound ,.so do." ,,Wbsn my time- vrt expired , I vior.uted my passage home, and glad I was to ,,see Old England Again , because I loved i.my country I Was afraid, howerer, thit ,-,! should be indicred for a vagahond once ,,more, so I did...

...scholar, for I did not know my letters, I was obliged to work among the negroes ; and I served out my time, as in duty bound to do. When my time was expired,...see Old England again, because I loved my country. I was afraid, however, that I should be indicted for a vagabond once more, so did not much care to...

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..." for I did not know my letters, I was " obliged to work among the negroes ; " and I ferved out my time, as in duty " bound to do. " When my time was expired, I " worked my paffage home, and glad I " was to fee Old England again, be" caufe I loved my country, I was a" fraid,...