Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen2 |
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There were all sorts of folk sayings and lore about mules , such as“ One white
foot , buy him , Two white feet , try him , Three white feet , look well about him ,
Four white feet , do without him . ” And so on to“ Gray mules never die , they turn
into ...
There were all sorts of folk sayings and lore about mules , such as“ One white
foot , buy him , Two white feet , try him , Three white feet , look well about him ,
Four white feet , do without him . ” And so on to“ Gray mules never die , they turn
into ...
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Skipping the Rope ( Jumping Rope ) This game can be played by one child with
his own hooping - over rope under his lifted feet or by two or three jumpers —
with the rope ( we children usually used a bullace vine since ropes were not too ...
Skipping the Rope ( Jumping Rope ) This game can be played by one child with
his own hooping - over rope under his lifted feet or by two or three jumpers —
with the rope ( we children usually used a bullace vine since ropes were not too ...
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Usually fifteen or twenty feet was sufficient depth on the coastal plain to secure
plenty of water . Then on up in the Piedmont the depth slightly increased . Our
well on our farm in Harnett County went to a depth of some thirty feet . It never
went ...
Usually fifteen or twenty feet was sufficient depth on the coastal plain to secure
plenty of water . Then on up in the Piedmont the depth slightly increased . Our
well on our farm in Harnett County went to a depth of some thirty feet . It never
went ...
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