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Paul and Virginia (1898) (14594063590)
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Identifier: paulvirginia00sain (find matches)
Title: Paul and Virginia
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Saint-Pierre, Bernardin de, 1737-1814 Leloir, Maurice, 1853-1940, ill
Subjects: Brothers and sisters Mauritius -- Fiction
Publisher: Philadelphia : H. Altemus
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN
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eople inthis country, I need not die yet. Virginia answered with emotion, Take courage, unfortunate creature! here is some-thing to eat; and she gave her the breakfast she hadbeen preparing, which the slave in a few minutes devoured. When her hunger was appeased, Virginia said to her, Poor woman ! I should like to go and ask forgive-ness for you of your master. Surely the sight of youwill touch him with pity. Will you show me the way? Angel of heaven! answered the poor negro woman, I will follow you where you please! Virginia called her brother, and begged him to accom-pany her. The slave led the way, by winding and dif-ficult paths, through the woods, over mountains, whichthey climbed with difficulty, and across rivers, throughwhich they were obliged to wade. At length, about themiddle of the day, they reached the foot of a steepdescent upon the borders of the Black River. Therethey perceived a well-built house, surrounded by exten-sive plantations, and a number of slaves employed in
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THE SLAVE PARDONED. PAUL AND VIRGINIA. 77 their various labors. Their master was walking amongthem with a pipe in his mouth and a switch in his hand.He was a tall thin man, of a brown complexion ; his eyeswere sunk in his head, and his dark eyebrows were joinedin one. Virginia, holding Paul by the hand, drew near,and with much emotion begged him, for the love of God,to pardon his poor slave, who stood trembling a fewpaces behind. The planter at first paid little attentionto the children, who, he saw, were meanly dressed. Butwhen he observed the elegance of Virginias form andthe profusion of her beautiful light tresses which hadescaped from beneath her blue cap; when he heard thesoft tone of her voice, which trembled, as well as herwhole frame, while she implored his compassion; hetook his pipe from his mouth, and, lifting up his stick,swore, with a terrible oath, that he pardoned his slave,not for the love of Heaven, but of her who asked hisforgiveness. Virginia made a sign to the sla