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I'se tole you 'bout our Chris'mus time an' when dey kilt Marse Ran', After he lef dat horseback troop he jined in Powha- tan.
What does you want me talk 'bout now? I members eb'rything From ^^■ay de ole houn's ust er bark to how de mock bird sing.
Deres nuffin ob dat ole time life ain't cotched hard in dis brain, An' when I fotch it back I gits a pledjur outen pain.
For howsomeber wdien I thinks about dem good ole days My feelin's gits a crosswise an' dey tech me in two ways.
'Tis sad to kno' d...at dey is gone an' cuarn't come back no mo'.
But den agin hit makes me glad to call dem back so sho'.
Dc Sundays an' De 'Ligion Dat is Gone. 113 An' when I talks about clem Sar, I libs in dem agin, Jes" like I'd been an' gone away, come home, an' walked right in.
'Tis but a sweet word song, M'am, sot unto a sadsome tune, A kinder late October day sont back somewhar in June.
I b'lieb I'll tell you 'bout de 'ligion dat we had dem days, When we was doin' eb'rything in dem ole fashion ways, An' how we went to our ole Chu'ch whar onct we singed an' prayed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'se tole you 'bout our Chris'mus time an' when dey kilt Marse Ran', After he lef dat horseback troop he jined in Powha- tan.
What does you want me talk 'bout now? I members eb'rything From ^^■ay de ole houn's ust er bark to how de mock bird sing.
Deres nuffin ob dat ole time life ain't cotched hard in dis brain, An' when I fotch it back I gits a pledjur outen pain.
For howsomeber wdien I thinks about dem good ole days My feelin's gits a crosswise an' dey tech me in two ways.
'Tis sad to kno' d...at dey is gone an' cuarn't come back no mo'.
But den agin hit makes me glad to call dem back so sho'.
Dc Sundays an' De 'Ligion Dat is Gone. 113 An' when I talks about clem Sar, I libs in dem agin, Jes" like I'd been an' gone away, come home, an' walked right in.
'Tis but a sweet word song, M'am, sot unto a sadsome tune, A kinder late October day sont back somewhar in June.
I b'lieb I'll tell you 'bout de 'ligion dat we had dem days, When we was doin' eb'rything in dem ole fashion ways, An' how we went to our ole Chu'ch whar onct we singed an' prayed.
What to read after Uncle Isaac;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Dudley Powers to read onlineMoreLess
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