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15READER RESPONSES, 1881-93 but religious (?) man, a noted Slave-breaker, who very soon found some pretext HIS FIRST FLOGGING. "He ordered me to take [94.31~97.28] man transformed to a brute!" After six months of this treatment his strength gave way, and he fell down faint- "He gave me a savage [ 100.33-101.9] the headache, I'll cure you."" Disgusted with this treatment, he ran away to his real master, but this scoundrel A futile attempt to escape resulted in imprisonment and being set to work at After this better times came, and he was allowed to work by piece, giving his HE ESCAPES FROM BONDAGE. On the 3rd September. 1838. being about 21 years old, Frederick Douglass In New York some benernlent Quaker gentlemen put him on the "Underground In New Bedford he worked hard and well with his strong hands, and supported HIS FIRST APPEARANCE IN PUBLIC. In 1841 a Grand Anti-Slavery Convention was held in Nantucket, under the | 15READER RESPONSES, I 881-93 1059 but religious man, a noted Slave-breaker, who very soon found some pretext for giving him HIS FIRST FLOGGING. "He ordered me to take (94.31~97.28] man transformed to a brute 1" Disgusted with this treatment, he ran away to his real master, but this scoundrel sent him back to finish the twelve months for which he was hired to Covey. He was saved from further punishment by his strength and courage, for when the "breaker" flew at him on his return, and attempted to cut him up with a cow-hide, the worm turned. A fierce battle for two hours resulted in Covey's discomfiture, and he never |