Autobiography of a Female Slave

Abolitionists answered asked Atkins Aunt Polly beautiful Biddy blessed blood bout broken brow cabin child chile colored cried dared death Divine grace doctor door exclaimed eyes face father fearful feel felt flowers Fred Douglas friends gave girl gwine hand happy heard heart heaven Henry hope human Jake Jane's jist Justinian Kentucky kind kitchen knew Lindy Lindy's lips little Ben look Louise Mandy mind Miss Bradly Miss Jane Miss Nancy Miss Tildy mistress mother mulatto Nace negro never nigger night noble Peterkin poor pray replied round seemed servants sisters slavery slaves sleep smile sold soul speak stood strange Summerville talk tears tell thing thought told tone Trueman turned voice walked weeping whar whilst whip woman word wretched young master