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CONTENTS.
| CHAPTER IV. | |
| MY CONVERSION. | |
A good man.—Hear a sermon for the first time.—Its effects upon me.—Prayer and communion.—Its first fruits,
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| CHAPTER V. | |
| MAIMED FOR LIFE. | |
Taking care of my drunken master.—His fight with an overseer.—Rescue him.—Am terribly beaten by the overseer.—My master seeks redress at law, but fails.—Sufferings then and since.—Retain my post as superintendent,
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| CHAPTER VI | |
| A RESPONSIBLE JOURNEY. | |
My marriage.—Marriage of my master.—His ruin.—Comes to me for aid.—A great enterprise undertaken.—Long and successful journey.—Incidents by the way.—Struggle between inclination and duty.—Duty triumphant,
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| CHAPTER VII. | |
| A NEW HOME. | |
Become a Methodist preacher.—My poor companions sold.—My agony.—Sent for again.—Interview with a kind Methodist preacher.—Visit free soil and begin my struggle for freedom,
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