...scholar, for I had forgot my letters, I was ohlige,> to work among the negroes ; and served out my . Huneyteood. Obstinate man, still to persist in his...outrage ! Insulted by him, despised by all, I now begin EnglanJ again, because I loved my country. O liberty ! libcrty ! liberty ! that is the property of...

...scholar (for I did not know my letters), I was obliged to work among the negroes j 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 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, I worked my passage home, and glad 1 was to see old England again, because I loved my country. I was afraid, however, that I should be...

...obliged to work among the Negroes ; and I served out my time, as in duty bound to do. " When my time had expired, I worked my passage home ; and glad I was...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...

...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...

...no 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,...see Old England again, because I loved my country. О liberty ! liberty ! liberty ! that is the property of every Englishman, and I will die in its defence...

...obliged to work among the negroes ; and I served out my time, as in duty bound to do. When my time had expired, I worked my passage home ; and glad I was...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...

...obliged to work among the Negroes ; and I served out my time, as in duty bound to do. " When my time had expired, I worked my passage home ; and glad I was...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...

...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,...home, and glad I was to see old England again, because T loved my country. I was afraid, however, that I should be indicted for a vagabond once more, so did...

...letters, I was obliged to woik among the negroes; and I served out my time, as in duty bound to do. '\Vhen my time was expired, I worked my passage home, and glad I was to sec old England again, because I loved my country. I was afraid, however, that I should be indicted...