This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1866 Excerpt: ... sin. Oh I have done a cursed deed! The wretched man replies, And night and day, and everywhere, 'Tis still before my eyes. I sail'd on board a Guinea-man And to the slave-coast went; Would that the sea had swallowed me When I was innocent! And we took in our cargo there, Three hundred negro slaves, And we sail'd ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1866 Excerpt: ... sin. Oh I have done a cursed deed! The wretched man replies, And night and day, and everywhere, 'Tis still before my eyes. I sail'd on board a Guinea-man And to the slave-coast went; Would that the sea had swallowed me When I was innocent! And we took in our cargo there, Three hundred negro slaves, And we sail'd homeward merrily Over the ocean waves. But some were sulky of the slaves And would not touch their meat, So therefore we were forced by threats And blows to make them eat. One woman, sulkier than the rest, Would still refuse her food, ... O Jesus God! I hear her cries... I see her in her blood! The captain made me tie her up, And flog while he stood by, And then he curs'd me if I staid My hand to hear her cry. She groan'd, she shriek'd... I could not spare. For the captain he stood by... Dear God! that I might rest one night From that poor woman's crv. She twisted from the blows--her blood, Her mangled flesh I see--And still the captain would not spare--Oh, he was worse than me! She could not be more glad than I When she was taken down, A blessed minute! 'twas the last That I have ever known! I did not close my eyes all night Thinking what I had done; I heard her groans, and they grew faint, About the rising sun. She groan'd and groan'd, but her groans grew Fainter at morning tide, Fainter and fainter still they came, Till at the noon she died. They flung her overboard;--poor wretch! She rested from her pain, --But when--O Christ! O blessed God! Shall I have rest again! I saw the sea close over her, Yet she is still in sight; I see her twisting everywhere I see her day and night. Go where I will, do what I can, The wicked one I see- Dear Christ, have mercy on my soul, --0 God, deliver me 1 ECLOGUES. THE CONVICTS OF NEW SOUTH WALES. ELINOR. Time, Morni...
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