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TO MISS H—— M——
On her talking against slavery.
You're a foe to all slavery, Harriet, you say;
Then why do you talk in so charming a way?
For I too have surely a right to be free,
And yet you are fastening your chains upon me!
Richmond, February 28.
For the Southern Literary Messenger.
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