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Lydia Maria Child, Isaac T. Hopper: a true life, William Anderson. (search)
ptly, and he could not ascertain where they had gone. Thomas Harrison said to him, Perhaps thou art not aware that thou hast a legal claim to thy freedom already; for I am a citizen of Pennsylvania, and the laws here do not allow any man to hold a slave. William replied, I am too grateful for the kindness you have shown me, to feel any disposition to take advantage of that circumstance. If I live, you shall never lose a single cent on my account. He was soon after indentured to Mr. Jacob Downing a respectable merchant of Philadelphia, who agreed to pay one hundred and twenty-five dollars agreed to pay one half of the money adfor his services. This was half of the money advanced for all of them. William served the stipulated time faithfully. His master said he never had a more honest and useful servant; and he on his part always spoke of the family with great respect and affection. When the time of his indenture had expired, he called upon his old benefactor, Thomas Harri