Jennies [noun]

At the time of his transient wealth Couture splendidly maintained Jenny Cadine.

It was Jenny's sympathy on this first night, when awakened by Ruth's irrepressible agony, that had made the bond between them.

We were here above two months, attracted by Jenny's kind heart and oddities; but driven away finally by the insufferable dirt.

"It couldna ha'e been worse," said Jenny Maitland sorrowfully to her next door neighbor.

Jenny's awa' owre to Rundell Hoose, an' we'll no' ken onything till she comes back.

I know dat Miss Jenny Perry, on a neighborin' plantation, 'ud give my mammy food, fer us chilluns.

Give me that small-sized bundle, Jenny—you'll lose it in the weeds, and then there will be the mischief to pay.

Miss Carry is a lady worth talking about, and so is Miss Jenny—none of your turned up nose, poor white folksy sort.

The next morning at six o'clock Jenny was down to make his breakfast for him before starting.

Jenny brought in a large basin of warm water and began to foment it first, touching it so tenderly.