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Grotittdc an c SfdUe.--A lady residing

 at the Maurltius, many years ago, eman-

 cipated a slave whose good conduct and

 fidelity she wished to reward. Being

 in affluent circumstances, she gave him with his freedom sum of money which enabled him to establish himself in busi-

 ness; and being very industrious and

 thrifty, he soon became rich enough to purchase small estate in the country,

 whither he retired with his family Years passed away, and whilst he was

 rapidly accommodating money, his former

 mistress was sinking into poverty; mis-

 fortune had oyertaken her, and she

 found herself in old age, poor, solitary,

 neglected, and in want of the common

 comforts of life. This man heard of

 her unhappy condition, and immediate Iy came to the town and sought her out in her humble abode; with the utmost

 respect he expressed his concern al find ing his honored lady in so reduced a state, and implored her to come to his estate, and allow him the qualification of providing for her future comfort. The lady was much affected at the feeling evnccd by her old servant; but declined his offer. He could not, however, be prevailed on to relinquish his design: "My good mistress" said he, ssoblige

 me by accepting my services; when you 1 were rich you were kind 10 me; you gave me freedom and money, with which,

 through Gods blessing, ] have been en- abled to make myself comfortable :n life; ]: !!e

 and now l only do my duty in asking

 you to share my property when you are in need.n Hisurgenten length l prevailed, and the lady was conveyed,

 in his pslanquin, to the romfortablea nd

 well furnished apartments assigned to her by his grateful care; his wife and daughters received her with the utmost

 respect, and always showed, by Their

 conduct, ,thatthey considered themselves

 her servants. Deserted by those who had professed themselves her friends

 whilst she was irl afiluencc. this good la

 dy passed the remainder of her days in comfort and ease, amid those who had once been her dependants.--Recoltectio, I of Sevess Years Residence d Nauritius.

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