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board and I should have
my address in New York. When the C'mont left defendant threatened
that he would have me
back
to New York, dead or alive, if it cost him $4000. I afterwards met the Captain, and asked him to pardon my
breach, and promise to treat me like a man, and I would
go
on board and pay him proper respect. Five times he said he would do me justice. He did nothing. I afterwards, on the same day, went on board. It was
Tuesday, not Monday, the day I
went on
shore. Did not return
on board till Friday
I was afraid. On Friday I went on board the ship lying in the harbor off the town here. I told the Mate I wanted to return. The mate put
me in irons —
handcuffs. He said
he did so by the Captain's order. I
was in the second mate's berth — generally, - but the mate turned me "forward into the forecastle. I remained in the forecastle ironed till next morning. The mate came then and let me out of irons to work. I asked him if he intended to do as he did in Rio, put me in irons at night and make me work in the day.
The Captain then
came in and pulled me out by the hair
and said, "Yes, it's too good for you,
Son of a bitch." He had irons
and a cat-o'-nine tails in his hands. He hit me on the head with the
irons, and hurled me down and kicked me in the left eye after I
fell down, giving me
a black eye.
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board and I should have
my redreses in New York . When the C'mont left defendant threatened
that he would have me
Mic
back
to New York, dead or alive, if it cost him $4000. I afterwards met the Captain, and asked him to pony my
brat-lure, and promise to we me like a man, and I would
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board and pay him proper respect. Five send he would do me fuck & _d He _d_n thing. I afterwards, on the same day, went on brand. It was
Tuesday, not Monday, theart &
went on
П
shore. Did not return
brond till Friday
I was afraid. On Fridary Loust I went on board the ship lying in the harbor off the town here. I told the Mate I wanted to turn- to . The mate funt
me in irons —
so
homdeuffs. Fe fond
he did to by the Capitain's order. I
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meses in the second mate's birth- generally, - but the mate turned me "forward into the forcenotle. I. remained in the forecastle irmed till next morning. The mate came them and let me out of irnes to work. I asked him if he intended to do as he dish in Ris, put me in irows at night and make me work in the day.
The Captain then
Anme
in and pulled me out by the hair
and soud, Jes, its to good inner
Son of a bih. He had irows
You Son of a
and a cat-o- mine tails in his hands. Hoe hit me on the head with the
me
irons, and hurched the doon and kicked me in the left eye after I
down, giving me
a
Hackege,
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