...when he might «atiate his vengeance. The plan the negroes had laid was to sefc fire to the caues, at one and the same time, on every plantation ; and,...inhabitants of the island should run to put out the lire, the blacks were to seize this moment of confusion and consternation to fall upon them, and make...

...•, • u N • * -' . . /••• The plan the negroes had laid was to set '••'.; fireTto'.th'e canes, at one and the same time, on every plantation...consternation to fall upon them, and make a general mas: sacre. The time when this scheme was to be carried into execution was not known to Caesar; for...

...that the unfortunate female slave should be severely chastised. The woman WTIS the wife of Hco tor; and this fresh injury worked up his temper, naturally...was to be carried into execution was not known to Casar; for the conspirators had changed their day, as soon as Hector told them that his friend was...

...opportunities of future triumph). When the white inhabitants of the island should (§. 13, С 1.) ran to put out the fire, the blacks were to seize this moment. flnmcrf. 3. Onttljult bie birefte Siebe im <*пдИ|феп tin 3nn>erfeft, too im Deurfdjen ein $erfeft...

...seve'rely chasti'sed. The wom'an was the wife of Hec'tor; and this fresh injury work'ed up his tom'per, nat'urally vin'dictive, to the high'est point. He...to put out the fire, the blacks were to seize this mo'mcnt of confu'sion and consterna'tion to fall upon' them, and make a general massa'cre. The time...

...well. The landlord let us have his company, as what he drank would increase the bill next morning. When the white inhabitants of the island should run to put out the fire, the blacks were to seize them. The prisoners were waiting until their turn should arrive. I offered to turn a part of any Greek...

...toartete. 333arum ^at fie feine (nid)t eiue) @i>lbe ^erborge&rac^t? The plan the negroes had laid was tu set fire to the canes, at one and the same time, on...inhabitants of the island should run to put out the lire, the blacks were to seize this moment of confusion and consternation to fall upon them, and make...

...when news was brought that a large chest, directed to her, was just arrived from London. This cheat contained various articles of dress, of the newest...inhabitants of the island should run to put out the fire, tho blacks were to seize this moment of confusion and consternation to fall upon them, and make a general...

...me opportunities of future triumph). When the white inhabitants of the island should (§. 13, C. 1.) run to put out the fire, the blacks were to seize this moment. 9lnmetf. 3. dnt^alt bie bitefte Stebe im Qniglifdjen ein 3m|jetfeft, too im $>eutfdjen ein Sßetfeft...