"be it enacted by this present assembly that whatsoever servant hath heretofore or shall hereafter contracte himselfe in england, either by way of indenture or otherwise, to serve any master here in virginia and shall afterward, against his said former contracte depart from his mr without leave, or, being once imbarked shall abandon the ship he is appointed to come in, and so, being lefte behinde, shall putt himselfe into the service of any other man that will bring him hither, that then at the same servant's arrival here, he shall first serve out his time with that mr that brought him hither and afterward also shall serve out his time with his former mr according to his covenant."—from proceedings of the virginia assembly, 1619 which of these statements about a servant, such as the one this law is written about, is most likely true? (1 point)