Died March 1st, 1836.
AE., 23.
First Sec’y of the Female Anti-Slavery Society of Vernon, A. D., 1834.”
CHAPTER IV.
GEORGE GREEN,
OR CONSTANCY REWARDED.
[The circumstances of the following narrative were partially written up when secured by the author.]
“Do you believe you can succeed, George? It is a great undertaking.”
“If we can not succeed, Mary, we can try. This servitude is worse than death.”
“But our master is very good.”
“Yes, master is good and kind, and no harm shall come to him. But no master is as good as freedom.”
“But then the whites have all the power on their side.”