 Negro-exile languish'd in the West, With nothing left of life but hated breath, And not a hope except the hope in death, To fly for ever from the Creole-strand, And dwell a freeman in his father-land.  The Stanley tales, original and select - Side 286av Ambrose Marten - 1827Uten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
 | James Montgomery - 1810 - 218 sider
...slavery from the womb. Thus spurn'd, degraded, trampled, and oppress'd, The negro-exile languish'd in the west, With nothing left of life but hated breath,...except the hope in death, To fly for ever from the Creole-strand, And dwell a freeman in his fathers' land. Lives there a savage ruder than the slave... | |
 | 1811 - 424 sider
...this striking passage : " Thus spurn'd, degraded, trampled, and oppress'd, The negro-exi'e languish'd in the west, With nothing left of life but hated breath,...except the hope in death, To fly for ever from the Creole-strand, And dwell a freeman in his father's land." The character of a Slave-captain is such... | |
 | John Pierpont - 1823 - 492 sider
...Lesson 78.] FIRST CLASS BOOK. 183 Thus spurned, degraded, trampled, and oppress'd, The negro-exile languished in the west, With nothing left of life...except the hope in death, To fly for ever from the Creole-strand, And dwell a freeman in his father's land. Lives there a savage ruder than the slave... | |
 | James Montgomery - 1825 - 232 sider
...degraded, trampled and opprest. The negro-exile languished in the West, With nothing leftoflife hut hated breath, And not a hope except the hope in death, To fly forever from the Creole-strand, And dwell a freeman in his father-land. Lives there a savage ruder... | |
 | Samuel Rogers - 1830 - 516 sider
...trampled, and opprrss'd, The Negro-exile languish 'd in the West, Wilh nothing left of life but haled breath. And not a hope except the hope, in death, To fly for ever from the Creole-strand, And dwell a freeman in his father-land. Lives there a savage ruder than the slave Г... | |
 | Samuel Rogers - 1830 - 514 sider
...slavery from the womb ! Thus spurn'd, degraded, trampled, and oppress'd. The Negro-eiile languieh'd in the West, With nothing left of life but hated breath, And not a hope except tho hope, in death. To fly for ever from the Creole-strand, And dwell a freeman in his father-land.... | |
 | 1836 - 514 sider
...slavery from the womb! Thus spurn'd, degraded, trampled, and opprebs'd. The Negro-eiile languish'd in the West, With nothing left of life but hated breath,...except the hope, in death, To fly for ever from the Creole-strand, And dwell a freeman in his father-land. Lives there a savage ruder lhan the slave! —... | |
 | Samuel Rogers - 1843 - 516 sider
...slavery from the womb ! Thus spurn'd, degraded, trampled, and oppress'd, The Negro-exile languish'd in the West, With nothing left of life but hated breath,...except the hope, in death, To fly for ever from the Creole-strand, And dwell a freeman in his father-land. Lives there a savage ruder than the slave !... | |
 | 1843 - 184 sider
...portions of a master's wealth. Thus spurned, degraded, trampled and oppressed, The negro pines, an exile, in the west, With nothing left of life but hated breath, And not a hope, except the hope in death, To fly forever from the Creole strand, And dwell a freeman in his father's land. MONTGOMERY. THE SLAVE MOTHER'S... | |
 | James Montgomery - 1850 - 402 sider
...premature end. 24 RIRT ILL Thus spurn'd, degraded, trampled, and oppress'd, The Negro-exile languish'd in the West, With nothing left of life but hated breath, And not a hope exeept the hope in death — To fly for ever from the Creole-strand, And dwell a freeman in his father-land.... | |
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