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... always some mercy . I desire it , and let the consequence of being too gentle
be placed to my account . ” This was as much as I could desire , and the more
because what passed was in public , and several , both negroes and white
servants ...
... always some mercy . I desire it , and let the consequence of being too gentle
be placed to my account . ” This was as much as I could desire , and the more
because what passed was in public , and several , both negroes and white
servants ...
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Your method is certainly right , and I desire you may go on with it ; for I desire
nothing on this side heaven more than to have all my negroes serve me from
principles of gratitude for my kindness to them . I abhor to be feared like a lion ,
like a ...
Your method is certainly right , and I desire you may go on with it ; for I desire
nothing on this side heaven more than to have all my negroes serve me from
principles of gratitude for my kindness to them . I abhor to be feared like a lion ,
like a ...
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Daniel Defoe. The constable too reproved me in his turn ; but I said to him , “ Mr .
Constable , do you not think I am sufficiently provoked ? Can any man bear such
things as these ? I desire to know who this man is and who sent him hither . ” .
Daniel Defoe. The constable too reproved me in his turn ; but I said to him , “ Mr .
Constable , do you not think I am sufficiently provoked ? Can any man bear such
things as these ? I desire to know who this man is and who sent him hither . ” .
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| Título | Works, Volumen6 Works, Daniel Defoe |
| Autor | Daniel Defoe |
| Editor | Brainard, 1903 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad Estatal de Pensilvania |
| Digitalizado | 20 Ene. 2010 |
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