Fitzhugh smiled, which merely served to wrinkle his face even more. |
Fitzhugh held up a bony hand, gesturing for attention and silence. |
Fitzhugh was the bearer of a flag the other day, and he recognised him. |
Luncheon on the day following the kiskadee bird's narrow squeak for his life was a dreary affair for Mr. Fitzhugh Carroll. |
Fitzhugh took out his briar and began filling it as he spoke. |
Other Southern writers who also began to portray slavery as a positive good were James Henry Hammond and George Fitzhugh. |