The flight 14

CHAPTER III.

A dreary night in the woods--Critical situation the next day 31

CHAPTER IV.

The good woman of the toll-gate directs me to W.W.--My cordial reception
by him 40

CHAPTER V.

Seven months' residence in the family of J.K., a member of the Society
of Friends in Chester County, Pennsylvania--Removal to New York--Becomes
a convert to religion--Becomes a teacher 49

CHAPTER VI.

Some account of the family I left in slavery--Proposal to purchase
myself and parents--How met by my old master 58

CHAPTER VII.

The feeding, clothing, and religious instruction of the slaves in the
part of Maryland where I lived 65

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