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Duballon gives the following account of a wo- man of color, in Jamaica, in 1n>-J : — 'Let us visit the old woman that has seen her hundredth year, " says one of the company ; and we advanced to the door of a little hut, where an old ne i Sene- gal appeared, so enfeebled that she was bent for- ward and obliged to lean against the side of her hut, to receive the company assembled at the door; she was also dull of hearing, but her eye was still lively.
2. Every thing around her showed tha...i she was destitute and suffering. She had scarcely rags enough tn cover her. And had nol tire sufficient to give warmth, at a season when the cold is sensibly IRROtBA. 267 felt by the aged, and more particularly by those of her country- We found her boiling a little rice and water for her supper, for she did not receive that regular subsistence from her master, which her great age and former services required. She was besides alone and neglected ; her exhausted frame was more indebted to nature than to her master.
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Duballon gives the following account of a wo- man of color, in Jamaica, in 1n>-J : — 'Let us visit the old woman that has seen her hundredth year, " says one of the company ; and we advanced to the door of a little hut, where an old ne i Sene- gal appeared, so enfeebled that she was bent for- ward and obliged to lean against the side of her hut, to receive the company assembled at the door; she was also dull of hearing, but her eye was still lively.
2. Every thing around her showed tha...i she was destitute and suffering. She had scarcely rags enough tn cover her. And had nol tire sufficient to give warmth, at a season when the cold is sensibly IRROtBA. 267 felt by the aged, and more particularly by those of her country- We found her boiling a little rice and water for her supper, for she did not receive that regular subsistence from her master, which her great age and former services required. She was besides alone and neglected ; her exhausted frame was more indebted to nature than to her master.
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