From the Heart of a Folk a book of Songs
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[34] ANNOYANCE Hush! I hyeah a mighty singin Over on de hill, Goodness, wish you stop yo fuss, An learn to be still. Singin soundin mighty good, Wish I could be dere, Sit doun dere an hush yo mouth, An plat up yo hair. You can t hyeah me w en I talk Can t you keep still som ? W en I git through wid you Mis, You will go frum horn. I can t hyeah a single thing, Dat goes on eroun, Fur you makin all yo noise, You are out er boun . Ebery night you sit eroun, Hollerin like a fool; I s goin buy a book... fur you, An send you to school. I don want yer growin up So much like a nigger; You must le rn to read an write, Cypher, add, an figger. Dere are nuff o peoples now, Who can t read an write; You mus stop yo nigger ways, An act like you white. [35] DER FIDDLE IS MY COMFORT Wen I wake up in der morn Feelin kind o tir d an sad, I begin to sing a song Dat will make me kind o glad; Dis ole fiddle is my comfort, In de mornin an at noon, You kin hyeah de strings a singin, In a high an lodious tune. Wen I stop my work at twelve, Wet wid sweat an hungry too, I jest play till Milly come An say Silas, dat will do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[34] ANNOYANCE Hush! I hyeah a mighty singin Over on de hill, Goodness, wish you stop yo fuss, An learn to be still. Singin soundin mighty good, Wish I could be dere, Sit doun dere an hush yo mouth, An plat up yo hair. You can t hyeah me w en I talk Can t you keep still som ? W en I git through wid you Mis, You will go frum horn. I can t hyeah a single thing, Dat goes on eroun, Fur you makin all yo noise, You are out er boun . Ebery night you sit eroun, Hollerin like a fool; I s goin buy a book... fur you, An send you to school. I don want yer growin up So much like a nigger; You must le rn to read an write, Cypher, add, an figger. Dere are nuff o peoples now, Who can t read an write; You mus stop yo nigger ways, An act like you white. [35] DER FIDDLE IS MY COMFORT Wen I wake up in der morn Feelin kind o tir d an sad, I begin to sing a song Dat will make me kind o glad; Dis ole fiddle is my comfort, In de mornin an at noon, You kin hyeah de strings a singin, In a high an lodious tune. Wen I stop my work at twelve, Wet wid sweat an hungry too, I jest play till Milly come An say Silas, dat will do.
What to read after From the Heart of a Folk a book of Songs?
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