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The Annals of the Poor

PART III
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A few such features in the prospect rendered it most lovely.

Peace be to their memory, both as pilgrims and strangers here, and as ransomed souls whom I hope to meet in glory hereafter! The house to which I was travelling was situated at the corner of an oak wood, which screened it both from the burning heat of summer suns and the heavy blasts of winter south-west storms.

As I approached it, I saw my friend the Negro sitting under a tree, and waiting my arrival.

He held in his hand a little tract which I had given him; his Bible lay on the ground.

He rose with much cheerfulness, saying-- "Ah, massa, me very glad to see you; me tink you long time coming." "William, I hope you are well.


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