Aunt Chloe and I have been talking about it.

I told her not to fear; I'll see to it, and I'll tease father's life out, if he don't do it." "O! Mas'r George, ye mustn't talk so 'bout yer father!" "Lor, Uncle Tom, I don't mean anything bad." "And now, Mas'r George," said Tom, "ye must be a good boy; 'member how many hearts is sot on ye.

Al'ays keep close to yer mother.

Don't be gettin' into any of them foolish ways boys has of gettin' too big to mind their mothers.

Tell ye what, Mas'r George, the Lord gives good many things twice over; but he don't give ye a mother but once.