Amusing Trial in Which a Yankee Lawyer Renders a Just Verdict
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--_In some parts of the country, slaves arescantily fed, while their masters live in luxury_. ] The chain which bound, or wish to break, But choose to stay for his own sake, Where he so well was clothed and fed, And shared the lawyer's food and bed, So well contented he might be, He'd hardly know but he was free, [Illustration: _Fetters formerly used by the slave traders, to confinethe ankles of their victims. The editor has seen some that were actuallyused by Rhode Island traders. _] But make ...the fetters of pure gold. They're hateful still, they gall, they hold, And if the pill is sugared o'er, 'Tis still as bitter as before. Cuff ponder'd much, but did not know, If he his master left to go, [Illustration: _A Cruel Master. _] And seek his fortune, he could find Another master half so kind, And who would give so large a share Of the small pittance he could spare, And every privilege could grant, Which he could need or ever want; [Illustration: _Emblem of Freedom. --A moth just changed from itschrysalis state, deserting its shell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--_In some parts of the country, slaves arescantily fed, while their masters live in luxury_. ] The chain which bound, or wish to break, But choose to stay for his own sake, Where he so well was clothed and fed, And shared the lawyer's food and bed, So well contented he might be, He'd hardly know but he was free, [Illustration: _Fetters formerly used by the slave traders, to confinethe ankles of their victims. The editor has seen some that were actuallyused by Rhode Island traders. _] But make ...the fetters of pure gold. They're hateful still, they gall, they hold, And if the pill is sugared o'er, 'Tis still as bitter as before. Cuff ponder'd much, but did not know, If he his master left to go, [Illustration: _A Cruel Master. _] And seek his fortune, he could find Another master half so kind, And who would give so large a share Of the small pittance he could spare, And every privilege could grant, Which he could need or ever want; [Illustration: _Emblem of Freedom. --A moth just changed from itschrysalis state, deserting its shell.
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