Hetty

• “Hetty was too cold, and tired, and hurt to speak again, and Mark was too much annoyed at his own carelessness, and what he called Hetty's stupidity, to be able to thank her, and offer to make friends with her.”

  Hetty Gray Nobody's Bairn

• “I could not sleep hall night, and to-day I called Hetty there, over, and she said as she'd do her werry best to bring either the old master yere, or you miss, and you see you are come; 'tis an awful thing to die without parding, that's why”

  How It All Came Round

• “Mrs. Plumfield, coming back from the old lady and speaking rather low; – "now that Hetty is here, can't your mother spare you?”

  Queechy

• “In his imagination he saw long years of his future life stretching before him, blest with the right to call Hetty his own: he could be content with very little at present.”

  Adam Bede

• “Rudy ran over woods and fields, up and down the neighboring hills, calling Hetty and Champion, whistling and shouting, until he was hoarse.”

  Harper's Young People, March 16, 1880 An Illustrated Weekly

• “Then he buried his face in his hands, and sat motionless for a long time: he was trying to recall Hetty's last looks, last words.”

  Hetty's Strange History

• “With half an eye one could see that he did not relish the idea of Hetty posing for days to the handsome, agreeable painter.”

  The Hollow of Her Hand

• “Her name is Henrietta, but I generally call her Hetty," said the traveller.”

  The Sea-Witch Or, the African Quadroon : a Story of the Slave Coast

• “The person I took the most notice of that night was a French Black called Hetty, whom my master took in privateering from another vessel, and made his slave.”

  The History of Mary Prince, a West Indian Slave. Related by Herself. With a Supplement by the Editor. To Which Is Added, the Narrative of Asa-Asa, a Captured African.

• “I am called Hetty, though when they spell the name in the bible, they always spell it Esther.”

  The Deerslayer

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