Colonel Lloyd's garden was famous for its fruit. How was it protected?, Locked at night, Tar on fence, Guard dog, Surrounded by water, What happened to an enslaved person found with tar on them?, Sold immediately, Nothing happened, Whipped anyway, Extra rations, What did Colonel Lloyd care about intensely besides his garden?, Horses and stable, His church, His ships, His library, What happened to the stable keepers, Old Barney and Young Barney?, Promoted overseers, Freed for service, Taught to read, Punished regardless, Why couldn't the stable keepers ever satisfy Colonel Lloyd?, Didn't know horses, Often absent, Didn't try hard, Blamed for everything, What happened when Colonel Lloyd asked an enslaved man he didn't recognize how he was treated?, Sold south, Set free, Rewarded, Made overseer, What lesson did enslaved people learn from that incident?, Complaints improved food, Lloyd was trustworthy, Honesty was dangerous, Masters wanted feedback, Why did enslaved people often claim their masters were kind?, Genuine satisfaction, Fear of punishment, Paid to say it, Didn't understand, What saying captures this chapter's lesson?, Hard work pays, Ask and receive, Honesty best policy, Still tongue wise head, What is Douglass's purpose in Chapter III?, Slavery forced lies, Praise Lloyd's wealth, Explain horse care, Describe gardening

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