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SLAVERY EHT THE SOUTH. 179
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XXXIII.—SLAVERY IN THE SOUTH. ( Continue...
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4 sion Neio to call Orleans on a , lad F...
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, snapped own head him ! " up "Eh suddenl ! " quoth y , say the ing-, Arab " You , _" did Eh not !—ah get ! that it was of your my
daug " Your hter . " daughter ! "Why she is just what I want . Give her to
came in me And triump in his marriage the wife h to Ar his ab and . " gave own " Chann peop his found le daug ; and hter the thus to lid Chann that it was fitted , who that him took Tabakah " her home
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Slavery Eht The South. 179
SLAVERY _EHT THE SOUTH . 179
Xxxiii.—Slavery In The South. ( Continue...
XXXIII . —SLAVERY IN THE SOUTH . ( Continued from , page 118 . ) •• ii
4 Sion Neio To Call Orleans On A , Lad F...
4 Neio Orleans , February 12 th . —Earl had y four this slaves morning in the I had house occa I -
wait saw sion s at to at a call table glance on . a His that lady cheeks she of color had were , been who red striking as fire a little his skin boy is of not nine too , dark who . ;
to show the red marks of slaps . Mrs . B told me she had been scolding all the morningand had sent out for some leather straps
to irl nog twice one b of efore the I women came , . in Another . She said day she she said preferred she had to beaten flog her a
ladies servants g did herself . She thoug to sendin ht that g them a cruel to proceeding the workhouse , and , said which she most only ladder the
did it once , when a girl ran away , and was tied on a ( flogg that usual Mrs ing way . is B ) and now ordered done thoug at ht twent the she y pari would -fiv sh e lashes not prison live ; , but if not all they at were the were g workhouse iven so . severe The ,
here and every but I day can ' many t stand slaves quietly are and whi lo pped ok at . such It is things one ; of the the accounts sights
in books , are enough . You must not imagine Mrs . B is crueltures very far who from have it had j but no she " bring is violent up I , , " and and has whom her to do four she with expects servants human to are make crea not - fit into civilized lifeAs far as can see
worse than certain animals . M . C knows , at home , and their " bring up negroes fift " about dollars were equal , and . being that Mrs . on offered B two p to t lantations old the me best how known picker greedy to of her for cotton money a prize : the all of
y worked was so hardthat the masters were afraid they would negroes injure and are divide themselves d twenty clever , and -five free so , dollars gave colored the among _XDrize the le to rest in the the . one She town who says , and was that I ahead know there , peop
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Nov. 1, 1861, page 179, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01111861/page/35/
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