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THE MISSISSIPPI WITNESS YoAH HONAH, AN' DE JURY : Ef you'll listen, now, to me, I's gwine to straighten up dis case jes like it ought to be.
Dis heah's a case ob stealin' hogs — a mighty ser'ous 'fense — An' you'U know all about it, when I gibs my ebbydence.
Dis Peter Jones, de plainter, is a member ob de chu'ch, But Thomas Green, de fender, goodness knows he's nuffin much; A lazy, triflin' nigger is dat berry Thomas Green — Dese is de dif 'rent parties you is called to jedge atween.
Now gib me... stric' contention while I 'lucidates de fac'; Dere's two whole sides to eberyt'ing, — de front one an' de back, — 36 THE MISSISSIPPI WITNESS What's dat de little lawyer say? To talk about de case ?
Dat's jes what I wuz comin' to; you makes me lose de place.
Whar wuz I ? Oh ! I 'members ; I wuz jes about to say, I heered a disputation 'bout a p'int of law to- day; 'Bout how to turn State's ebbydence — dat's what dey's dribin' at — Now ain't it strange some niggers is so ignorant as dat?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE MISSISSIPPI WITNESS YoAH HONAH, AN' DE JURY : Ef you'll listen, now, to me, I's gwine to straighten up dis case jes like it ought to be.
Dis heah's a case ob stealin' hogs — a mighty ser'ous 'fense — An' you'U know all about it, when I gibs my ebbydence.
Dis Peter Jones, de plainter, is a member ob de chu'ch, But Thomas Green, de fender, goodness knows he's nuffin much; A lazy, triflin' nigger is dat berry Thomas Green — Dese is de dif 'rent parties you is called to jedge atween.
Now gib me... stric' contention while I 'lucidates de fac'; Dere's two whole sides to eberyt'ing, — de front one an' de back, — 36 THE MISSISSIPPI WITNESS What's dat de little lawyer say? To talk about de case ?
Dat's jes what I wuz comin' to; you makes me lose de place.
Whar wuz I ? Oh ! I 'members ; I wuz jes about to say, I heered a disputation 'bout a p'int of law to- day; 'Bout how to turn State's ebbydence — dat's what dey's dribin' at — Now ain't it strange some niggers is so ignorant as dat?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irwin Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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