 ... housekeepers, and gardeners of the kindest master in the world, in spite of ample legacies in his will, are rotting on parish pay, why the best house in the street is falling to decay, its windows all broken, and its very doors disappearing, why such...  The Slaveholder Abroad: Or, Billy Buck's Visit, with His Master, to England ... - Página 457por Ebenezer Starnes, Joseph Jones - 1860 - 500 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
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...broken, and its very doors disappearing, why such a one drowned himself, and another is disgraced — you are just as likely as not to hear that a Chancery...turn pale and sick at heart at the bare mention of Chancery. A suit in that court is endless, bottomless, and insatiable. Common notions of justice and... | |
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