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My Bondage and My Freedom

CHAPTER XIX
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I was, however, able to descry four white men, and two colored men, approaching.

The white men were on horseback, and the colored men were walking behind, and seemed to be tied.

_"It is all over with us,"_ thought I, _"we are surely betrayed_." I now became composed, or at least comparatively so, and calmly awaited the result.

I watched the ill-omened company, till I saw them enter the gate.

Successful flight was impossible, and I made up my mind to stand, and meet the evil, whatever it might be; for I was not without a slight hope that things might turn differently from what I at first expected.
In a few moments, in came Mr.William Hamilton, riding very rapidly, and evidently much excited.


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