Sections 1 _The author leaves Doctor Irving and engages on board a Turkey ship—Account of a black man's… 2 In process of time I left my master, Doctor Irving, the purifier of waters, and lodged in… 3 Such was my situation some months, experiencing the dishonesty of many people here. 4 He did not go out of his house that night, and next morning I contrived a well plotted… 5 Thus I continued to travel in much heaviness, and frequently murmured against the Almighty,… 6 I had a great desire to read the bible the whole day at home; but not having a convenient… 7 At last they began by giving out hymns, and between the singing the minister engaged in… 8 The next day I took courage, and went to Holborn, to see my new and worthy acquaintance, the… 9 I thought this sounded very strange, and puzzled me much for many weeks; for I thought it a… 10 In a short time after this I went to Westminster chapel; the Rev. 11 During this time I was out of employ, nor was I likely to get a situation suitable for me,… 12 On the morning of the 6th of October, (I pray you to attend) or all that day, I thought that… 13 Now the Ethiopian was willing to be saved by Jesus Christ, the sinner's only surety, and… 14 It pleased God to pour out on me the Spirit of prayer and the grace of supplication, so that… 15 Then in his name I set up my Ebenezer, saying, Hitherto he hath helped me: and could say to… 16 Dangers were always in my path; And fear of wrath, and sometimes death; While pale dejection…
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