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My Bondage and My Freedom

CHAPTER XIX
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Such waiters were in the way of hearing, at the table, the probable course of things.

We could see them flitting about in their white jackets in front of this hotel, but could speak to none of them.
Soon after the holidays were over, contrary to all our expectations, Messrs.

Hamilton and Freeland came up to Easton; not to make a bargain with the "Georgia traders," nor to send us up to Austin Woldfolk, as is usual in the case of run-away salves,{232} but to release Charles, Henry Harris, Henry Baily and John Harris, from prison, and this, too, without the infliction of a single blow.

I was now left entirely alone in prison.

The innocent had been taken, and the guilty left.


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