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共 26 段- In taking my first walk on the island, I directed my steps t
- After the departure of this poor woman, I walked down the se
- At the upper end of the row of houses, and nearest to our ov
- Dr. H---- came again to-day to see the poor sick boy, who is
- In the north we could not hope to keep the worst and poorest
- Dearest E----. Since I last wrote to you I have been actuall
- We returned home certainly in the very strangest vehicle tha
- Dear E----. There is one privilege which I enjoy here which
- Dear E----, Having made a fresh and, as I thought, more prom
- In the evening, Mr. ----'s departure left me to the pleasure
- In the afternoon I took my accustomed row: there had been a
- About half-past five I went to walk on the dykes, and met a
- My letter was interrupted as usual by clamours for my presen
- _Saturday, March 2._--I have made a gain, no doubt, in one r
- The mulatto woman, Sally, accosted me again to-day, and begg
- Not far from the house as I was cantering home, I met S----,
- I have now to tell you of my hallowing last Sunday by gather
- I went to the hospital this afternoon, to see if the conditi
- This morning I rode to the burnt district, and attempted to
- My little workmen have brought me in from the woods three da
- In the course of our talk, a reference I made to the Bible,
- How can I describe to you the exquisite spring beauty that i
- This was the last letter I wrote from the plantation, and I
- On my arrival on the plantation where I resided, I was haile
- The North, with the exception of an inconsiderable minority
- But the daily course of events appears to be rendering more