 | Thomas Southerne - 1774 - 376 Seiten
...part of their eftate, To manage as they pleafe. Miftake me not, I do not tamely fay, that we fhould bear All they could lay upon us : but we find The load fo light, fo little to be felt, (Confidering they have us in their power, And may inflict what grievances... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 462 Seiten
...wretch, and never thought it wrong. " They paid our price for us, and we are now " Their property, apart of their estate, " To manage as they please. Mistake...(Considering they have us in their pow'r, And may inflicl: what grievances they please) We ought not to complain. Abo. My royal lord ! You do not know... | |
 | 1805 - 258 Seiten
...honght and sold Many a wretch, and never thonght it wrong. " They paid oar price for ns, and we are now " Their property, a part of their estate, " To...please. Mistake me not.'* I do not tamely say, that we shoald hear All they conld lay npon ns: hnt we find The load so light, so little to he felt, (Considering... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 350 Seiten
...not make us slaves, But bought us in the common way of trade. They paid our price for us, and we are now Their property, a part of their estate, To manage...But we find The load so light, so little to be felt, 4 (Considering they have us in their pow'r, And may inflict what grievances they please) We ought not... | |
 | 1811 - 718 Seiten
...'em, bought and sold Many a wretch, and never thought it wrong. They paid our price for us, and we are power, And may inflict what grievances they please) We ought not to complain. Abo. My royal lord !... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 712 Seiten
...'cm, bought and sold Many a wretch, and never thought it wrong. They paid our price for us, and we are V9Ͼ"] ̊ T Zy D " n F͜ bH J 9v < t;WR6Iج { ,co 8 a +z ƴE v_ M?S Jx O , ڄ a : 4 ƙ power, And may inflict what grievances they please) We ought not to complain. Abo. My royal lord !... | |
 | Thomas Dibdin - 1815 - 450 Seiten
...'em, bought and sold Many a wretch, and never thought it wrong. They paid our price for us, and we are now Their property, a part of their estate, To manage as they please. Mistake me not, I do not lamely say that we should bear All they could lay upon us: but we find The load so light, so little... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1824 - 458 Seiten
...make us slaves, But bought us in the common way of trade. * They paid our price for us, and we are now Their property, a part of their estate, To manage...light, so little to be felt. (Considering they have us ia their p&w'r, And way inflict what grievances they please,) We ought not to complain. Abo. My royal... | |
 | 1824 - 660 Seiten
...'em, bought and sold Many a wretch, and never thought it wrong. They paid our price for us, and we are now Their property, a part of their estate, To manage...All they could lay upon us ; but we find The load to light, so little to be felt (Considering they hare us in their pow'r, And may inflict what grievances... | |
 | Frederick Marryat - 1832 - 294 Seiten
...'em, bought and sold Many a wretch, and never thought it wrong. They paid our price for us, and we are now Their property, a part of their estate, To manage as they please. AT an early hour the party, consisting of Mr. Kingston, the master of the brig, and Newton, set off... | |
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These men are so whom you would rise against. If we are slaves, they did not make us slaves, But bought us in an honest way of trade : As we have done before 'em, bought and sold Many a wretch, and never thought it wrong. no They paid our price for us,... 
