Hatchie, the Guardian Slave; or, The Heiress of Bellevue by Warren T. Ashton
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slavery.
With these explanations, the author submits the tale to the public, hoping the reader will derive some portion of the pleasure from its perusal which he experienced in its preparation. BOSTON, November 18, 1852. HATCHIE: THE GUARDIAN SLAVE. CHAPTER I. "_Antony_. You grow presumptuous. _Ventidius_. I take the privilege of plain love to speak. _Antony_. Plain love!--Plain arrogance! plain insolence!" DRYDEN. On the second floor of a lofty building in ---- street, New Orleans, was situated the office of Anthony Maxwell, Esq., Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Commissioner for Georgia, Alabama, and a dozen other states. His office had not the usual dusty, business-like aspect of such places, but presented more the appearance of a gentleman's drawing-room; and, but |
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