Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen2 |
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Oh , the old gray mare she ain ' t what she used to be , Ain ' t what she used to be
, ain ' t what she used to be , Oh , the old gray mare she ain ' t what she used to
be Many long years ago . ” Refrain “ Many long years ago Many long years ago .
Oh , the old gray mare she ain ' t what she used to be , Ain ' t what she used to be
, ain ' t what she used to be , Oh , the old gray mare she ain ' t what she used to
be Many long years ago . ” Refrain “ Many long years ago Many long years ago .
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BAXTER : Ain ' t got no stopper . PAUL : I mean turn him . BAXTER : Don ' t need
no turnin ' , he ' s already got the hairy side out . PAUL : Well , well , well . Say ,
have you lived here all your life ? BAXTER : Not all of it , fool , for I ain ' t dead yet
.
BAXTER : Ain ' t got no stopper . PAUL : I mean turn him . BAXTER : Don ' t need
no turnin ' , he ' s already got the hairy side out . PAUL : Well , well , well . Say ,
have you lived here all your life ? BAXTER : Not all of it , fool , for I ain ' t dead yet
.
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Ain ' t nothing happened to ' em , ” said the deacon sharply , “ except that Ludie
has another woods colt , and of course an ... And as for the deepfreeze , Mr .
Green , she ' ll never get it , because we ain ' t never gonna baptize her and the
young ...
Ain ' t nothing happened to ' em , ” said the deacon sharply , “ except that Ludie
has another woods colt , and of course an ... And as for the deepfreeze , Mr .
Green , she ' ll never get it , because we ain ' t never gonna baptize her and the
young ...
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