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The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Part 2 of 4

CHAPTER II
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Very much depends on the conduct of the overseer.

If he is disposed to be just and kind, the apprentices are sure to behave well; if he is harsh and severe, and attempts to _drive_ them, they will take no pains to please him, but on the contrary, will be sulky and obstinate.
There were three overseers from other estates present.

One of them had been an overseer for forty years, and he possessed the looks and feelings which we suppose a man who has been thus long in a school of despotism, must possess.

He had a giant form, which seemed to be breaking down with luxury and sensualism.

His ordinary voice was hoarse and gusty, and his smile diabolical.


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