A Short Account of the Extraordinary Life And Travels of H.L.L.----- Native of St. Domingo, Now a Prisoner of War At Ashbourn, in Derbyshire; : Shewing the Remarkable Steps of Divine Providence Towards Him, And the Means of His Conversion to God. Written
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I never had any rela- ition of that name: "why don't you remember *' you lived in France with me?" no Sir! for I am sure I never saw you before to day, if I did, my mind does not afford me the recollection of your features : " how is it you don't remember *' me, who married your Aunt V-in second w^ed- *' lock?" " Oh! yes I do now you execrable " villain ; retire from my presence, monster of " iniquities; think not that you shall go unpu- " nished, nor escape the wrath of GOD, for the *' sword o...f vengeance hangs over your head, and | i» l ».»iiT r 1- - . m i-J j - r^-^ J-*-^ t 49 ^^ will crush you to atoms in an unexpected time " that justice may be satisfied." He first blush-i cd, then became pale, and without reply- in o- left the house: and I saw him no more while I tarried there. My Cousin was ver)^ much pleased with my reception of him; but as the time I agreed with her was expired, I thought of going to see my Mother; so I took leave of her and embarked in a long-boat which was going that way : in four and twenty hours I was landed at Mcutechristo where she resided, and was not long to find out the place of her dwelling, the Town being small.
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I never had any rela- ition of that name: "why don't you remember *' you lived in France with me?" no Sir! for I am sure I never saw you before to day, if I did, my mind does not afford me the recollection of your features : " how is it you don't remember *' me, who married your Aunt V-in second w^ed- *' lock?" " Oh! yes I do now you execrable " villain ; retire from my presence, monster of " iniquities; think not that you shall go unpu- " nished, nor escape the wrath of GOD, for the *' sword o...f vengeance hangs over your head, and | i» l ».»iiT r 1- - . m i-J j - r^-^ J-*-^ t 49 ^^ will crush you to atoms in an unexpected time " that justice may be satisfied." He first blush-i cd, then became pale, and without reply- in o- left the house: and I saw him no more while I tarried there. My Cousin was ver)^ much pleased with my reception of him; but as the time I agreed with her was expired, I thought of going to see my Mother; so I took leave of her and embarked in a long-boat which was going that way : in four and twenty hours I was landed at Mcutechristo where she resided, and was not long to find out the place of her dwelling, the Town being small.
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