Beadle's Dime Novels No. 33: Maum Guinea and Her Plantation Children — page 31: what you’re looking at

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ee wl through the little square window; none of the party were sleepy, and she asked them to come in and sit awhile; so they went in, squatting themselves upon the floor in a semicircle — about the fire. There was a good deal of screeching and laughing, pretended anger and rude flirtation among the young people; but the mistress of the,cabin had grown silent, gazing into the deep; red heart of the fire with a steady, stern look, which almost made: the superstitious creatures about her tremble, when DEF RAMANA PLOETTA her in the midst of their merriment. 4) Wh There was something in, Rose's sol that night—we suppose she had a kind of half-in-half gold-colored soul; seeing there was so,much white blood in her veins—which brought her into sympathy with the quiet woman near her; she gradually sidled. up to her, though she still held her lover's hand,,and tinal ieemees her, apd. aaalat fh seatcly .Dopow. 2s ae mae «Oh, Manm,Ginay;” she exied, Jooking.. up, halffrightenea at her own boldness, tell us.a story. Ido like stories so ; and you tell such queerones. — _ Tell oP Pee, Pont Me Maumy, when you was a girl "bout my, Y Mauna Gladman, siesta’: oa, & fete eald ina. deer sprung out of the sti yay but she was soon calm Sims enh Pee oer ing ety pace es . i pr an tc — oo Se, eS - .. comicbooks:¢om