The Slaves a Poem Written By Appointment of the Faculty of the Western Reserv
The Slaves a Poem Written By Appointment of the Faculty of the Western Reserv
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and the slaves from the soul destroying influences of the American Slave System.
The following poem stands as it was spoken, with the exception of a few verbal alterations. The two last lines have been stricken off, and a passage of Scripture appended, which is a better applica- tion than can be expressed in uninspired language. The poem was written by one, who never having had much time to dally with the muses, is conse- quently not much of a favorite with their Lady- ships. It was writtento e...xcite sympathy' in behalf of the guililess poor. 'It is now printed with; the hope that it [may effect the same object; and \ we commend it to the charity and attention of the ' friends^of Uuiversal Emancipation.
T5IE SI. ATE'S.
'Twas mornincr in Anfjola — and the sun Wheeled up the heavens, but his fiery disk Portended that meridian hours would bring Dense heat upon the Tropies. The long palm And the banana leaves, were bathed in dew, — The drops were heavy, and as sun-light fell Upon the chrystals, they blazed out in points Of sparkling light — then glittered in the blazo And quivered for a moment, and were gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and the slaves from the soul destroying influences of the American Slave System.
The following poem stands as it was spoken, with the exception of a few verbal alterations. The two last lines have been stricken off, and a passage of Scripture appended, which is a better applica- tion than can be expressed in uninspired language. The poem was written by one, who never having had much time to dally with the muses, is conse- quently not much of a favorite with their Lady- ships. It was writtento e...xcite sympathy' in behalf of the guililess poor. 'It is now printed with; the hope that it [may effect the same object; and \ we commend it to the charity and attention of the ' friends^of Uuiversal Emancipation.
T5IE SI. ATE'S.
'Twas mornincr in Anfjola — and the sun Wheeled up the heavens, but his fiery disk Portended that meridian hours would bring Dense heat upon the Tropies. The long palm And the banana leaves, were bathed in dew, — The drops were heavy, and as sun-light fell Upon the chrystals, they blazed out in points Of sparkling light — then glittered in the blazo And quivered for a moment, and were gone.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Barr Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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