1
The other negro was lying on the snow as insensible as a stone.
2
Each of us lived in a family where there was no other negro.
3
Hand it to that other negro sitting near him.
4
He, more than any other negro I know, seems to me like a white person.
5
He had overtaken and slain the other negro.
6
Among other negro nations they till the soil.
7
Doors slammed; other negro girls ran out of the veranda dismayed, and took cover in various directions.
8
The other negro remained sullen and hostile.
9
Also, one other negro, by the name of Rigdon, who ran away on the 8th of this month.
10
As far as this stuff of mine is concerned, there's none of it for you nor for any other negro.
11
Such men as Booker T. Washington, Professor Du Bois, and most other negro leaders have a considerable mixture of white blood.
12
Every other negro in the village felt that genial satisfaction in a great man's downfall that is balm to small souls.
13
The other negro said nothing; but addressed himself to the adjustment of his burden in the manner least likely to impede retreat.
14
Nor indeed did I disdain to join in a game with Hugo, who had been given to me, and other negro lads.
15
Harry cares very little for M'Fadden's conversation; he sits as quietly and peaceably as if it had been addressed to some other negro.
16
The other Negro had conveniently put himself out of sight and earshot.
