Meh Lady a Story of the War
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She say she owe me an' her mammy ev'ything in de wuU, an' she know we jes' stayin' wid 'em 'cause dee helpless, an' sich things, an' she cry so I upped an' tole her how I come by de money, an' she stop an' listen good. Den she say she cyarn' tech a cent o' dat money, an' she oodn', mon, tell I tell her Meh Lady 4^ I wan' buy de mule ; an' she say she consider him mine now, an' ef he ain' she gi' him to me, an' I say, nor, I wan' buy him. Den she say how much he wuth, an' I say, he wuth a hunder...d dollars, but I ain' got dat much right now, I kin owe her de res' ; an' she breck out laughin', like when she wuz a little girl an' would begin to laugh ef you please her, wid de tears on her face an' dress, sort o' April-like. Hit gratify me so, I keep on at it, but she say she'll teck twenty dollars for de mule an' no mo', an' I say I ain' gwine disqualify dat mule wid no sich price ; den pres'n'y we 'gree on forty dollars, an' I pay it to her, an' she sont me up to Richmon' next day to git things for Mistis, an' she al'ays meek it a p'int after dat to feed George a little some'n' ev'y day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She say she owe me an' her mammy ev'ything in de wuU, an' she know we jes' stayin' wid 'em 'cause dee helpless, an' sich things, an' she cry so I upped an' tole her how I come by de money, an' she stop an' listen good. Den she say she cyarn' tech a cent o' dat money, an' she oodn', mon, tell I tell her Meh Lady 4^ I wan' buy de mule ; an' she say she consider him mine now, an' ef he ain' she gi' him to me, an' I say, nor, I wan' buy him. Den she say how much he wuth, an' I say, he wuth a hunder...d dollars, but I ain' got dat much right now, I kin owe her de res' ; an' she breck out laughin', like when she wuz a little girl an' would begin to laugh ef you please her, wid de tears on her face an' dress, sort o' April-like. Hit gratify me so, I keep on at it, but she say she'll teck twenty dollars for de mule an' no mo', an' I say I ain' gwine disqualify dat mule wid no sich price ; den pres'n'y we 'gree on forty dollars, an' I pay it to her, an' she sont me up to Richmon' next day to git things for Mistis, an' she al'ays meek it a p'int after dat to feed George a little some'n' ev'y day.
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