Georgian Poetry 1911-12 by Various
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Stranger: And was the slave For putting out with you? Where are you bound? Captain: To India. First he would sail, and then Again he would not. But, my Lord, I swear I never guesst he was a runaway. Stranger: Well, he shall have his mind and go with you To India: a good slave he is, but bears A restless thought. He has slipt off before, And vexes me still to be watching him. We'll make a bargain of him. Captain: I, my Lord? I have no need of slaves: I am too poor. Stranger: For twenty silver pieces he is yours. Captain: |
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