Yes, 'Loo-loo is coming,'" and the saucy wench darted off to 'Lina screaming loudly for her.
"Miss Worthington," Adah said, timidly, as 'Lina came near, "Lulu tells me she is going North with you.

Why not take me instead of her ?" "You!" and 'Lina's black eyes flashed scornfully.

"What in the world could I do with you and that child, and what would people think?
Why, I'd rather have Lulu forty times.

A negro gives an _eclat_ to one's position which a white servant cannot.

By the way, here is Miss Tiffton's square-necked bertha.