The Golden Sheaf Inn Heiress and a Hidden Marriage
A servant narrator at Mrs. Williams Golden Sheaf Inn recounts her early years in Hampshire. A handsome stranger, Edward Winstanley, reveals he married Mrs. Williams’s daughter, prompting a tense confrontation, a forced secret, and the loyal staff’s reactions. The tale ends with Mrs. Williams’s quiet, costly decision and speculation about the true cause of her fear.
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Mary
Tecan
Edward Winstanley
Winstanley Park
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Providence
Farner
Resistions
Black Matt sells a mulatto slave as a body servant
A Virginia seaboard slave dealer named Matthew Hobson known as Black Matt traps a planter by peddling a bright mulatto named Sam as a superior body servant. Sam brags of schooling and polish to secure nine hundred dollars, then uses a bill of sale to simulate a purchase while Black Matt plans to bargain further aboard a barque at the wharf.
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Samuel
Topkins
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Plagter
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