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A mortal fever once prevailed on board a ship at sea, and negro man was appointed to throw overheard the bodies of those who died from time to time. One day when the captain was on deck, he saw the negro dragging out of the forecastle sick man, who was struggling violently to extricate himself from the negroes grasp, and rcmon- strating bitterly against the cruelty of burying him dire. "Nhat are you ge- ing to do with that man, you black d-l?'' said the captain. Coin to trow him overheard, Massa, cause he deadm replied the negro. "Dead, yon scoundreln' says the captain, .1don't you see that he moves and speaks2o ssyes, massa,n replied the negro, "l know he say he no dead, but he always lie so nobody know when 10 believe him.