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The next instant the gate was cast ajar very hastily, and the pock-pitted negress appeared. She caught him by the sleeve of his coat and drew him quickly into the garden. "Buckra, Buckra!" she cried. "What you doing? You wake de whole town!" Then, observing his dripping garments: "You been in de water. You catch de fever and shake till you die."
I think we must find out what that is, first, for your own sake; next, because this is the sort of thing that is worth while." "Ah," cried Miss Holland, "delightful. I begin to be glad that it happened. The police said that she was a great brutal negress, and I thought she must be insane. The cloth-of-gold and the jewels did make me wonder, but I hardly believed that." "The newspapers," Mr.
His feet were held by the heavy soil, he tripped in the muddy ridges; none the less he and Patsey plunged together over the stony rampart of the field in time to see Negress and Lily springing through the furze in kangaroo leaps, while they uttered long squeals of ecstasy.
Alabama, thus advertises a woman in the Pensacola Gazette, July 14, 1838. "Celia is a bright copper-colored negress, fine figure and very smart. On EXAMINING HER BACK, you will find marks caused by the whip." He closes the advertisement, by offering a reward of five hundred dollars to any person who will lodge her in jail, so that he can get her.
This sweet old lullaby of Longfellow's, sung by a rich soprano voice floated upon the cool October air out from a beautiful and richly furnished suburban cottage in Wilmington. The singer sat alone at the piano. Though vulgarly called a "Negress," her skin was almost as fair as a Saxon's; and because of the mingling of Negro blood more beautiful in color.
I picked it up and it occurred to me to try a little experiment with these blood- stains which might show something." He paused a moment and fingered some of the microphotographs. "What would you say," he went on, "if I should tell you that a pronounced blonde, with a fair complexion and thin, almost hooked, nose, was in reality a negress?"
In this instance, the contrast with the same class of men in most other countries was strongly marked. I may mention an anecdote with which I was at the time much pleased: we met near Mendoza a little and very fat negress, riding astride on a mule.
The chief of the "honest men" laughed again, a clear, ringing laugh that bespoke supreme confidence in his right to enjoy himself. "And who is Aunt Fanny?" he asked, covering his patch carefully with his slouching hat. "My servant. She's colored." "Colored?" he asked in amazement. "What do you mean?" "Why, she's a negress. Don't you know what a colored person is?"
I have reason to say this; for the negress was in love with a negro, also belonging to the house, who slept in the porch between the street-door and the inner one behind which I was fastened, and they could only meet at night, to which end they had stolen the keys or got false ones.
She said you'd been mighty nice up until three weeks ago, but yuh ain't got much left, have you, Miss Laura?" The girl shook her head mournfully. "No. It's all gone." The negress threw up her hands and from sheer excitement sat plump down on the bed. "Mah sakes!" she exclaimed, rolling her eyes. "All dem rings and things? You ain't done sold them?" "They're pawned," said Laura sadly.
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