She will be separated just as much from her husband if you buy her as if anyone else does.

He is at one plantation and she is at another, and were they ten miles apart or a hundred, they are equally separated." "I quite see that, Mr.Renfrew; but, at least she will be kindly treated, and his mind will be at rest on that score.

Perhaps some day or other the Jacksons may put him up for sale, and then I can buy him, and they will be reunited.

At any rate, the first step is to buy her.

Can you let me have the money?
My mother makes me a very good allowance." "And I suppose you spend it," the lawyer interrupted.
"Well, yes, I generally spend it; but then, you see, when I come of age I come in for the outlying estates." "And if you die before, or get shot, or any other accident befalls you," Mr.Renfrew said, "they go to your sisters.