INCONVENIENCE OF A BAD CHARACTER.
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A mortal fever prevailed on board ship at
sea, and negro man was appointed to throw
the bodies of those who died from time to time
overheard. One day when the captain was on
deck, he saw the negro dragging out of the
forecastle sick man, who was struggling VIC
lenty to exrcate himself from the negro'S
grasp, and demonstrating bitterly against the
cruelty of being buried alive.


"What are you going to do with that man,
you black rasca!" said the captain.


"Gong to throw him overheard, massa, cause
he dead"


"Dead, you scoundre!" said the captain,
don't you zee he moves and speaks?'


"Yes, massa, know he say he no dead, but
he alaOays lie so, nobody neber know when to be-
liepe him! !"