When Huck first gets to the Phelpses he describes a "nigger woman . . . tearing out of the kitchen" to silence the barking of the family's dogs; this is probably "Lize," who Aunt Sally mentions by name in Chapter 33, and who appears in Chapter 37 in the scene Kemble illustrates here. A few lines after this, another female slave, "a young yaller wench," makes a brief appearance in the story. Up to this point, however, Jim's imprisonment in the windowless shed has not been illustrated.
The Barrett Collection, UVA PS1305 .A1 1885b