1 S'pose not; you Kentucky folks spile your niggers.
2 I'll give five dollars to any nigger as catches 'em.'
3 Yer see, Andy, it's bobservation makes all de difference in niggers.
4 "Couldn't never be nothin but a nigger, if I was ever so good," said Topsy.
5 I'll speechify these yer niggers," said Sam to himself, "now I've got a chance.
6 "You mean honest, as niggers go," said Haley, helping himself to a glass of brandy.
7 Some folks don't believe there is pious niggers Shelby," said Haley, with a candid flourish of his hand, "but I do.
8 Now, ye see, you'd better jest settle down comfortable, and not be tryin no tricks; because nigger's tricks of all sorts I'm up to, and it's no use.
9 I never see the nigger, yet, I couldn't bring down with one crack, said he, bringing his fist down so near to the face of Tom that he winked and drew back.
10 And mind yourself," said the trader, "and don't come it over your master with any o yer nigger tricks; for I'll take every cent out of him, if you an't thar.
11 Now, I venture to say, your niggers would be quite chop-fallen in a place where some of your plantation niggers would be singing and whooping like all possessed.
12 He owned to that, and, when I bid him tell me where they was, he up and said he knew, but he wouldn't tell; and stood to it, though I gave him the cussedest flogging I ever gave nigger yet.
13 More 'n all, I've got free papers for 'em all recorded, in case I gets keeled up any o' these times, and they know it; and I tell ye, stranger, there an't a fellow in our parts gets more out of his niggers than I do.'
14 One day, I'm Mr. Twickem, from New Orleans; 'nother day, I'm just come from my plantation on Pearl River, where I works seven hundred niggers; then, again, I come out a distant relation of Henry Clay, or some old cock in Kentuck.'
15 Now, a nigger of that ar heft and build is worth considerable, just as you may say, for his body, supposin he's stupid; but come to put in his calculatin faculties, and them which I can show he has oncommon, why, of course, it makes him come higher.
16 Now, I tell ye what, Tom," said Haley, as he came up to the wagon, and threw in the handcuffs, "I mean to start fa'r with ye, as I gen'ally do with my niggers; and I'll tell ye now, to begin with, you treat me fa'r, and I'll treat you fa'r; I an't never hard on my niggers.
17 Now, a nigger, you see, what's got to be hacked and tumbled round the world, and sold to Tom, and Dick, and the Lord knows who, tan't no kindness to be givin on him notions and expectations, and bringin on him up too well, for the rough and tumble comes all the harder on him arter.
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