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When Ap. escaped, or, rather, worked out his legal entanglements, I greeted him one day, and in reply to my salutation, he said: — 'Yes Sir, Mr. Mac, the white folks treats the niggers mighty mean sometime, but, let me tell you, they can take the poor nigger and cuse him er stealin", and have a passale er other niggers tell lies on him, an put him in the gang, but, thank God, there is one thing they can't get, they can't get de poor nig- gers 'ligon, when he gits dat, he is got something neithe...r white folks nor niggers can ever git away from him. Yes, Sir, I'm gwine ter have a revival next week, Sir." 26 Dr. Ainsworth came by for me in his auto, to go out and see the prize fight. It was to take place at Bob Mitchell's, a resort for colored people on the outskirts of Thomasville, on the order of a miniature "Coney Island." There is no such place of am- usement here for white people, as not enough of them can afford to waste their money, but the colored man never has to spend more than a third of his money for necessities in the South, so has a plenty left for the dance hall, the lemonade barrel, the mullet stand and the blind tiger resorts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Ap. escaped, or, rather, worked out his legal entanglements, I greeted him one day, and in reply to my salutation, he said: — 'Yes Sir, Mr. Mac, the white folks treats the niggers mighty mean sometime, but, let me tell you, they can take the poor nigger and cuse him er stealin", and have a passale er other niggers tell lies on him, an put him in the gang, but, thank God, there is one thing they can't get, they can't get de poor nig- gers 'ligon, when he gits dat, he is got something neithe...r white folks nor niggers can ever git away from him. Yes, Sir, I'm gwine ter have a revival next week, Sir." 26 Dr. Ainsworth came by for me in his auto, to go out and see the prize fight. It was to take place at Bob Mitchell's, a resort for colored people on the outskirts of Thomasville, on the order of a miniature "Coney Island." There is no such place of am- usement here for white people, as not enough of them can afford to waste their money, but the colored man never has to spend more than a third of his money for necessities in the South, so has a plenty left for the dance hall, the lemonade barrel, the mullet stand and the blind tiger resorts.
What to read after "wiregrass Stories"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macintyre, William Irwin, 1882- to read onlineMoreLess
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