The Anti-Slavery Record V.3
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Had a short interview with M.
He informed me that my pursuers had not been there, and took me out to an old Indian camp, where it was thought best for me to he in concealment two days, during which time if they pursued me he was to let me know. He and his wife came out several times to see me and bring me food ; I staid with them four or five days, and was treated with great kindness. I proceeded thence to Lower Sundusky, lay down in Sie evening expecting to be out over night. At length a man c...ame near me, I spoke to him and asked him who he was ; ' I am a colored man,' said he, I told him I was another. He caUed his name Charles ; said that he lived about two miles from there, with a Mr. Harrison, who kept a tavern. ' Are you escaping from Kentucky,' said he, I told him ' I was :' gave him my name Jack. He said he was also making his escape from Kentucky, but had been at H's.
tliree months ; that H. was a warm friend to colored people, and could keep me over night. On our way near H's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had a short interview with M.
He informed me that my pursuers had not been there, and took me out to an old Indian camp, where it was thought best for me to he in concealment two days, during which time if they pursued me he was to let me know. He and his wife came out several times to see me and bring me food ; I staid with them four or five days, and was treated with great kindness. I proceeded thence to Lower Sundusky, lay down in Sie evening expecting to be out over night. At length a man c...ame near me, I spoke to him and asked him who he was ; ' I am a colored man,' said he, I told him I was another. He caUed his name Charles ; said that he lived about two miles from there, with a Mr. Harrison, who kept a tavern. ' Are you escaping from Kentucky,' said he, I told him ' I was :' gave him my name Jack. He said he was also making his escape from Kentucky, but had been at H's.
tliree months ; that H. was a warm friend to colored people, and could keep me over night. On our way near H's.
What to read after The Anti-Slavery Record V.3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Anti-Slavery Society to read onlineMoreLess
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