But she stayed there not a moment . With wild cries she leaped to another and still another -- stumbling -- leaping -- slipping -- springing up again ! Her shoes were gone , her stockings cut from her feet by the sharp edges of the ice . Blood marked every step . But she knew nothing , felt nothing , till dimly , as in a dream , she saw the Ohio side , and a man helping her up the bank . ` Yer a brave gal , now , whoever ye are ! ' said the man . ` Oh , save me -- do save me -- do hide me , ' she cried . ` Why , what 's the matter ? ' asked the man . ` My child ! this boy -- mas ' r sold him . There 's his new mas ` r , ' she said , pointing to the other shore . ` Oh , save me . ' ` Yer a right brave gal , ' said the man . ` Go there , ' pointing to a big white house close by . ` They are kind folks ; they 'll help you . ' ` Oh , thank you , thank you , ' said Eliza , as she walked quickly away . The man stood and looked after her wonderingly . On the other side of the river Haley was standing perfectly amazed at the scene .
When Eliza disappeared over the bank he turned and looked XXXXX Sam and Andy , with terrible anger in his eyes .
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