On Levin Covington's plantation near Natchez in 1844, in a typical week of October, Bill averaged 220 pounds a day, Dred 205 pounds, Aggy 215, and Delia 185; and on Saturday of that week all the twenty-eight men and boys together picked an average of 160 pounds, and all the eighteen women and girls an average of 125.

LEVIN, MEYER.

Meyer Levin (A); 5Mar56; R165917. LEVINE, EDNA.

Bertha Szold Levin & Elsie Junghans (E); 10Jan58; R205993. JEBB, ELEANOR.

LEVIN, BERTHA SZOLD.

LEVIN, SCHMARYA.

LEVIN, SHMARYA.

SEE Levin, Schmarya.

Bertha Szold Levin & Elsie Junghans (E); 10Jan58; R205993. JEBB, ELEANOR.

LEVIN, BERTHA SZOLD.

LEVIN, SCHMARYA.

LEVIN, SHMARYA.

SEE Levin, Schmarya.

Translated by Bertha Szold Levin.

By Harry Levin.

By Meyer Levin.

Meyer Levin (A); 6Dec74; R593258. R593259.

By John J. Corliss, Irwin Keith Feinstein & Howard S. Levin.

John J. Corliss, Irwin K. Feinstein & Howard S. Levin (A); 8Jul77; R666535. R666536.

By Harry Tuchman Levin, Perry Gilbert Eddy Miller & Walter Jackson Bate.

Harry Tuchman Levin & Walter Jackson Bate (A); 19Sep77; R671789. R671790.

Levin was a slave in Maryland.

His new master was a desperate fellow, and Levin was uneasy with the constant liability of being sold to the far South.

The landlord stood in the door-way, and tried to prevent Friend Hopper from passing in; but he pushed him aside, and went up to the chamber, where he found Levin with his hands tied, and guarded by five or six men.

The charred log was then carefully kept till the following Christmas as a precious relic which would guard the house against the levin bolt, evil spirits, sorcerers, and every misfortune that might befall in the course of the year.