Nights With Uncle Remus
Nights With Uncle Remus
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said the little boy, one night, when he found the old man sitting alone in his cabin, “did you ever see Mammy-Bammy Big-Money?”
Uncle Remus placed his elbows on his knees, rested his chin in the palms of his hands, and gazed steadily in the fire. Presently he said: “W’en folks ’gin ter git ole en no-’count, hit look lak der ’membunce git slack. Some time hit seem lak I done seed sump’n n’er mighty nigh de make en color er ole Mammy-Bammy Big-Money, en den ag’in seem lak I aint. W’en dat de case,... w’at does I do? Does I stan’ tiptoe en tetch de rafters en make lak I done seed dat ole Witch-Rabbit, w’en, goodness knows, I aint seed er? Dat I don’t. No, bless you! I’d say de same in comp’ny, much less settin’ in yer ’long side er you. De long en de short un it,” exclaimed Uncle Remus, with emphasis, “is des dis. Ef I bin run ’crost ole Mammy-Bammy Big-Money in my day en time, den she tuck’n make ’er disappearance dat quick, twel I aint kotch a glimp’ un ’er.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said the little boy, one night, when he found the old man sitting alone in his cabin, “did you ever see Mammy-Bammy Big-Money?”
Uncle Remus placed his elbows on his knees, rested his chin in the palms of his hands, and gazed steadily in the fire. Presently he said: “W’en folks ’gin ter git ole en no-’count, hit look lak der ’membunce git slack. Some time hit seem lak I done seed sump’n n’er mighty nigh de make en color er ole Mammy-Bammy Big-Money, en den ag’in seem lak I aint. W’en dat de case,... w’at does I do? Does I stan’ tiptoe en tetch de rafters en make lak I done seed dat ole Witch-Rabbit, w’en, goodness knows, I aint seed er? Dat I don’t. No, bless you! I’d say de same in comp’ny, much less settin’ in yer ’long side er you. De long en de short un it,” exclaimed Uncle Remus, with emphasis, “is des dis. Ef I bin run ’crost ole Mammy-Bammy Big-Money in my day en time, den she tuck’n make ’er disappearance dat quick, twel I aint kotch a glimp’ un ’er.”
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