Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen2 |
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She ' s sleeping in the valley , The valley , the valley , She ' s sleeping in the
valley And the mockingbird is singing Where she lies . ” Chorus “ Listen to the
mockingbird , Listen to the mockingbird , The mockingbird is singing O ' er her
grave ...
She ' s sleeping in the valley , The valley , the valley , She ' s sleeping in the
valley And the mockingbird is singing Where she lies . ” Chorus “ Listen to the
mockingbird , Listen to the mockingbird , The mockingbird is singing O ' er her
grave ...
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pocket handkerchief In the old days in the Valley the handkerchief was always
referred to as a pocket handkerchief . pocosin A jungle - like swamp , usually with
much water and creepers in it . In the lower part of the Valley , the pocosins were
...
pocket handkerchief In the old days in the Valley the handkerchief was always
referred to as a pocket handkerchief . pocosin A jungle - like swamp , usually with
much water and creepers in it . In the lower part of the Valley , the pocosins were
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Another belief in the Valley about tobacco was that if a person was bit by a
poisonous snake and another wished to suck the poison out , he must first chew
some tobacco and then the poison wouldn ' t hurt him . Poultices made of wet
cured ...
Another belief in the Valley about tobacco was that if a person was bit by a
poisonous snake and another wished to suck the poison out , he must first chew
some tobacco and then the poison wouldn ' t hurt him . Poultices made of wet
cured ...
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