Cocoa
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Ten strapping nigger boys, sitting five aside on the gunwale, bend to their paddles. . . . The helmsman, standing with a grip on a steering-oar, starts a tune. . . . OS we go, cutting through the swell to the weird chant of a part song. We cannot understand the words, for they are in the Cape Coast lingo of the boat-boys, but we are told by our host that, in accord- ance with a common custom, the crew are probably indulging in an improvised criticism of us as new- comers, speculating on the ext...ent to which, judging from our appearance, we are good for a " dash. " The next ditty, rendered in English to the swish of the paddles and the drum of their handles beaten on the gunwale, confirms the suggestion; it runs thus: " Paper money (Swish, swish). Paper money (Rat, rat). No good (Swish, swish). No buy chop. " " Chop " is West Coast palaver for food; so common has the word become in this sense that our countrymen out here use it even when they are talking amongst themselves; thus, you will never hear them call a dining-room by any other name than a chop-room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ten strapping nigger boys, sitting five aside on the gunwale, bend to their paddles. . . . The helmsman, standing with a grip on a steering-oar, starts a tune. . . . OS we go, cutting through the swell to the weird chant of a part song. We cannot understand the words, for they are in the Cape Coast lingo of the boat-boys, but we are told by our host that, in accord- ance with a common custom, the crew are probably indulging in an improvised criticism of us as new- comers, speculating on the ext...ent to which, judging from our appearance, we are good for a " dash. " The next ditty, rendered in English to the swish of the paddles and the drum of their handles beaten on the gunwale, confirms the suggestion; it runs thus: " Paper money (Swish, swish). Paper money (Rat, rat). No good (Swish, swish). No buy chop. " " Chop " is West Coast palaver for food; so common has the word become in this sense that our countrymen out here use it even when they are talking amongst themselves; thus, you will never hear them call a dining-room by any other name than a chop-room.
What to read after Cocoa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith a Browne to read onlineMoreLess
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