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peared and decreptated that she towards the
ground and obliged TO lean against the side of the hut
ceve the company assembled the door she also deaf
and her still lively. Every hing around her Showed
that she destitute and wretehed She had scarcely rags
give warmth when the cold senby felt by
found her occupied in boiling little and rice for her
supper For she received from her that regular
subsistence which her great age and former services required
She besdes alone and abandoned her strength exhausted
and more indebted nature than then The reader ought
to know that independently of her long services this woman
now in her hundedh year, had formerly nourshed with her
mlk two white children, whom she had arrive
pete growth, and whom she afterwards accompanied the


tomb and these the brothers of of the then
present The old woman perceived him and called him by
his and tntagont him ding to the of the
Of Gunea with of kindness truly affecting and
when, said she, wilt thou repair the root of hut 1t
almost uncovered and the rain poured freely The
raised his towards it higher than the hand could
reach shall think of this, said he. Thee will think oft
thee always tells but nothing is DONE Hast thee
not thy children two negroes of the work shop her grand
den) who could mend the hut and thee thee
MASTER and thee thysef my son. Come said he TAX


ing him by the arm, and introducing him into the bin
and thyse these openings have pity hen my the
old rrouba and repair least that part of the roof which
above my bed it all ask and the good Being will bless


hee And what her bed? Ala three boards grossly
connected and which disposed bundle of parasite


plant Of the county, named Barbe Espagnoe The roof Of
thy hut almost uncovered the ee and the rain beat against
thy miserable bed thy all this, and yet has
compassion for the poor Irrouba'