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The intelligent manager of Horton received us and our colored companion, with characteristic hospitality.
Like every one else, he told us that the apprenticeship was far better than slavery, though he was looking forward to the still better system, entire freedom. After we had taken a lunch, Mr.Cummins invited our host to take a seat, with us in his carriage, and we drove across the country to Drax Hall. Drax Hall is the largest estate in the island--consisting of eight hundred acres.
The manager of this estate confirmed the testimony of the Barbadian planters in every important particular. From Drax Hall we returned to Bridgetown, accompanied by our friend Cummins..
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