Emancipation in the West Indies
Emancipation in the West Indies
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The charge was insolence, and disobedience of orders, The complainant said that the girl was exceedingly insolent— no one could imagine how inso- lent she had been — it was beyond endurance. She seemed wholly unable to find words enough to express the superla- tive insolence of her servant The justice requested her to particularize. Upon this, she brought out several specific charges, such as, first, That the girl brought a candle to her one evening, and wiped her greasy fingers on her (the gir...l's) gown; second, That one morning she refused to bring some warm water, as commanded, to pour on a piece of flannel, until she had finished some other work that she y Google fc?4 BABBADOE8.
was doing at the time ; third, That the same morning she delayed coming into her chamber as usual to dress her, and when she did come, she sung, and on being told to shut her mouth, she replied that her mouth was her own, and that she would sing when she pleased ; and fourth, That she had said in her mistress's hearing that she would be glad when she was freed.
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The charge was insolence, and disobedience of orders, The complainant said that the girl was exceedingly insolent— no one could imagine how inso- lent she had been — it was beyond endurance. She seemed wholly unable to find words enough to express the superla- tive insolence of her servant The justice requested her to particularize. Upon this, she brought out several specific charges, such as, first, That the girl brought a candle to her one evening, and wiped her greasy fingers on her (the gir...l's) gown; second, That one morning she refused to bring some warm water, as commanded, to pour on a piece of flannel, until she had finished some other work that she y Google fc?4 BABBADOE8.
was doing at the time ; third, That the same morning she delayed coming into her chamber as usual to dress her, and when she did come, she sung, and on being told to shut her mouth, she replied that her mouth was her own, and that she would sing when she pleased ; and fourth, That she had said in her mistress's hearing that she would be glad when she was freed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James a From Old Catalog Thome to read onlineMoreLess
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