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Updated: June 5, 2025
Coming home to-night, I did go to examine my wife's house accounts, and finding things that seemed somewhat doubtful, I was angry though she did make it pretty plain, but confessed that when she do misse a sum, she do add something to other things to make it, and, upon my being very angry, she do protest she will here lay up something for herself to buy her a necklace with, which madded me and do still trouble me, for I fear she will forget by degrees the way of living cheap and under a sense of want.
I've power enough, yet, to have you torn by the dogs, burnt alive, cut to inches! I've only to say the word!" "What de devil you here for, den?" said the man, evidently cowed, and sullenly retreating a step or two. "Didn't mean no harm, Misse Cassy!" "Keep your distance, then!" said the woman.
Starres are poore books and oftentimes do misse; This book of starres lights to eternall blisse. George Herber. The voyage across the Atlantic was not, in itself, at all notable. The first half of the passage was extremely unquiet, and most of the passengers uncomfortable to match.
"Ho, ho! haw! haw! haw!" laughed both the sooty wretches; and the diabolical sounds seemed, in truth, a not unapt expression of the fiendish character which Legree gave them. "Wal, but, Mas'r, Tom and Misse Cassy, and dey among 'em, filled Lucy's basket. I ruther guess der weight 's in it, Mas'r!" "I do the weighing!" said Legree, emphatically.
But come, the back door is unlocked; there's an axe there, I put it there, his room door is open; I'll show you the way. I'd a done it myself, only my arms are so weak. Come along!" "Not for ten thousand worlds, Misse!" said Tom, firmly, stopping and holding her back, as she was pressing forward. "But think of all these poor creatures," said Cassy.
'I'll see, said she, 'if I can't make you speak. So taking the tongs, she heated them red hot, and put them upon the bottoms of her feet; then upon her legs and body; and, finally, in a rage, took hold of her throat. This had the desired effect. The poor girl faintly whispered, 'Oh, misse, don't I am most gone; and expired." Extract of a letter from Rev.
The person who had been called Misse Cassy now came forward, and, with a haughty, negligent air, delivered her basket. As she delivered it, Legree looked in her eyes with a sneering yet inquiring glance. She fixed her black eyes steadily on him, her lips moved slightly, and she said something in French.
"Aw, too bad!" breathed Woo Chong and slipped quietly away; but after a while he came back. "Too bad!" he repeated. "You my fliend, Misse' Jones." And he laid five dollars by his hand. "Ah, no, no!" protested Rimrock, rising up from his place as if he had suffered a blow. "No money, Woo. You give me my grub and that's enough I haven't got down to that!"
The dear, blessed Lord never shed no blood but his own, and that he poured out for us when we was enemies. Lord, help us to follow his steps, and love our enemies." "Love!" said Cassy, with a fierce glare; "love such enemies! It isn't in flesh and blood." "No, Misse, it isn't," said Tom, looking up; "but He gives it to us, and that's the victory.
"Misse Cassy," said Tom, in a hesitating tone, after surveying her in silence, "if ye only could get away from here, if the thing was possible, I'd 'vise ye and Emmeline to do it; that is, if ye could go without blood-guiltiness, not otherwise." "Would you try it with us, Father Tom?"
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