| But everywhere, even in the domains of slavery, how tenderly has the Negress been spoken of! |
| A Negress appeared in the doorway with a veil of tissue in her hand. |
| Then she used to relapse, and become as complete a negress as her mother. |
| A lady, slim, gowned and veiled in black and followed by a negress, swept past him. |
| His wife was a Negress from Loanda, very large and very noisy. |
| They threatened and flattered the Negress, who said nothing in reply. |
