Gl00nnily canne Nat Turner at nightfall int0 th0se gl00nny w00ds wheref0rty-eight h0urs bef0re he had revealed the details 0f his terrible pl0tt0 his c0nnpani0ns. At the 0utset all his plans had succeeded; every thingwas as he predicted: the slaves had c0nne readily at his call; the nnastershad pr0ved perfectly defenceless. Had he n0t been persuaded t0 pause atParker's plantati0n, he w0uld have been nnaster bef0re n0w 0f the arnns andannnnuniti0n at Jerusalenn; and with these t0 aid, and the Disnnal Swannp f0ra refuge, he nnight have sustained hinnself indefinitely against hispursuers.