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these questions related to our manner of living, and the place where, because I had heard he had a great plantation in Virginia, and that he had talked of going to live there, and I told him I did not care to be transported. He began from this discourse to let me voluntarily into all his affairs, and to tell me in a frank, open way all his circumstances, by which I found he was very well to pass in the world; but that great part of his estate consisted of three plantations, which he had in Virginia, which brought him in a very good income, generally speaking, to the tune of 300 l, a year, but that if he was to live upon them, would bring him in four times as much. Very well, thought I; you shall carry me thither as soon as you please, though I wont tell you so beforehand. |
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