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252 loo loo.
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tlie " dogs _WTiat is after me name . Oh ? " , said do lie carry " and me in back what to part Mobile of the !" city ;
"your did you live ?" It was " My such name a beautiful is Louisa p Duncan lace ! and ; and I was my so father happy lived there at Pine ! Will Grove you .
- take me back to Mobile ? Will you ?" Evading 66 Your name the question is Louisa , , he but said your , — father called you Loo Loo , didn't
he ?" That pet name brought forth a passionate outburst of tears . Her
"voice Nobod choked , has and ever choked called again me , Loo as she Loo sobbed since my out father , — died . " y
He soothed her with gentle words , and she , looking up earnestly , as if How stirred did by a sudden know thoug father ht , called exclaimed me Loo , — - Loo ?"
"you my man He who smiled ran after as he you answered one day , " , Then when you you were _don't p remember lay called ing with a a young little
here white Loo dog Loo at Pine and Grove see the ? and gentleman how your ' ?" father you , ' Come * ¦ ' , I don't remember , it , " she replied ; " afterward but I remember said how my
father used to laugh at me about it , long . He I was very " I young am that to have gentleman gentlemen , " he said running . " When affcer me I I . first " lainl looked that at you , ht had beforeand now see y you
I thougI seen you ; p are she That Loo seemed name Loo to . " hear was her associated father ' s with voice so once many more tender . She memories nestled , close that
to her new friend , and repeated , in most persuasive tones , You "will buy And me ? mother Won't you What ?" has become of her ? " he asked . your
" She died of yellow fever , two days before my father . I am all alone But . Nobod tell me y how cares for came me . here You will "buy me child , — , " won he 't said you . ?" "my poor
She answered" I you don't know . , After my father died , a great many folks came , to the house , and they sold that everything . They to him said
my But father Mrs . Jackson was uncle won to 't Mr let . Jackson me call , Mr and . Duncan I belonged my father . She . if she ever hears of calling him so again , she'll whip me .
says , my Do Overcome let me be by your her daug entreaties hter ! , You and will by the buy p me leading , —won expression 't you ?" of will whether
Mr those . Jackson beautiful will eyes sell , he said to , " me Well . If , little he will teaser , I , will I send see for you you
before " Oh long don . " 't send for me ! " she exclaimed , moving her hands up
and down , with nervous rapidity . " Come yourself , and come soon . They " Well 'll carry , well me , child to New , be Orleans quiet . , If if I you irl can don buy 't com you t e , for I will me come . " for
you myself . Meanwhile , be a good g . I won'forget you . "
252 Loo Loo.
252 loo loo .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Dec. 1, 1858, page 252, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01121858/page/36/
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