St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-03

Which most people fall very readily usually
with uncomfortable results.
"Does you know dat Miss Mamie done
been gone away all day?" said Maum Mandy,
shredding the pineapple into a deep dish.
saint seen. hide nor hair of her since she sot
dar eatin' her brektwis.''
'Yes, has notice dat" said Aunt Sally.
but Miss Mamie mighty Gurus. Nobody
JOINT know what she'll do mex"
''Spec some day she'll get drown in de
swamp. or some lowdown tramp niger kill
her and hide her in de bresh," said Maum
Mandy. 49,.
"Missus sartinly do let her run wild, J" said
Aunt Sally, lifting carefully saucepan that
The held over the fire, and tying on an apron,
white as snow and with futed ruf1es,
o'Reckon mos time to carry in supper-whar
dat tray?" and she began to search in the
corners of the room for it.
''Missus don car muffin faw dat chile said
Maum Mandy. "Dat not de way fuss class
white folks chillen ought to go runnin' about.
Miss Mamie amt Miss Lzzie's own chile, to be
sure, but she am de chile of Mars Williams
sister, Miss Eta, one OBJ de family, an she go
kitin' roun' de kintry like POI white trash
faint Specialize
81 guess Miss Lizzie fin it mighty hard to
manage Miss Mamie" said Aunt Sally.
"Here dat tray, hidin' hissef in de corner.
She jes' got to say, you do So to de oder
ehillun, and dey do it. faint so wild Miss
Mamie"
''Tell you she don't Tub her none, don't car
for her in de heart, not smitch," said Maum
Mandy, San to tell de truff don't reckon no.
body cars muffin 'bout Miss Mamie she aim
de kim folks lubs naturally"
"Das a fae," said Aunt Sally" covering the
tea tray with fine towel.
Nobody don't git mighty fond of Miss
Mamie nohow,'' continued Maum Mandy;
81 reckon dat it am because she SO humbly."
Aunt Sally, her arms akimbo, reflected for "a
moment.
''Sartin fac, dat chile ar mighty humbly,"
she said, ''she SO humbly Gavin car muffin
fur her. When she come in an say, Aunt
Sally, want piece I jess GIBBS her a piece
scrapes de butter on it, hands it ober, dom
seem to take no intruss but when little Miss
Minnie, she come skippin' in wild de red rib
bun in her hair, and laafin' and lookin' SO
nice, an says, 4 wants piece, aunty,' whyI
puts butter and sugar on hers, does, and I
says, DON drop none on yo' nice frock, darl-
ing, an jess likes to see her put her white
teeth into it. An when Miss Linny come in
an say Oh I tho hungry, Aunt Sally why
jess put honey on her piece, an I cuts it thin
like paper an fors it ober, an puts 'simmon
reserves on, if has any, or curren' jelly if
dey is some lef ober. Dat chile is jess a
puffic angel in my 'pinion.''
''She sartinly lobely," said Maum Mandy,
chops about like little bird on de tree twigs,
like she didn't weigh muffin. My 'pinion is,
white folks chillun got no right to be humbly.
Little niggers, now, low dey is got to grow
up to work, don't make no diffunce bout dem,
out to be spry an likely, an shine sum, cause
ashy niggers makes house look pore like
dey wasn't fed whites enuff. But white folks
chillun got muffin to do but grow up
harnsome.''
"Yas, it do pear like twas wrong an sort
OBJ obsternate, fur white folks chiliun be as
plain an humbly as Miss Mamie isl said
Aunt Sally, "a body gets kinder mad at 'em
fur it, carn't help it nohow."
"Come to steddy over it, Miss Mamie amt
no chile no MORE" said Msum Mandy, "she
and Miss ADELAIDE is young ladies'