Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen1Appalachian Consortium Press, 1990 - 1245 páginas |
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... told me not long before he agreed to die - it took him eighty - seven years to reach that decision . " I have to change some of that , " he told me . Well , they were hard on him , too . They had trampled him when he was a boy . They ...
... told me not long before he agreed to die - it took him eighty - seven years to reach that decision . " I have to change some of that , " he told me . Well , they were hard on him , too . They had trampled him when he was a boy . They ...
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... told about the Negro Big John and his gluttony and laziness , and I have heard them from different sources . I copied down one Aunt Fanny McDade told me about the old rapscallion . Aunt Fanny was a prideful Negress who owned her own ...
... told about the Negro Big John and his gluttony and laziness , and I have heard them from different sources . I copied down one Aunt Fanny McDade told me about the old rapscallion . Aunt Fanny was a prideful Negress who owned her own ...
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... told - mainly as fun criticism - that Nathan would hang a ham up in the window , put a pan of water on the floor and let the sunlight shine on the ham and cast its shadow into the water , then later he would feed it to his kids for ham ...
... told - mainly as fun criticism - that Nathan would hang a ham up in the window , put a pan of water on the floor and let the sunlight shine on the ham and cast its shadow into the water , then later he would feed it to his kids for ham ...
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