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I can't 'member, but I'se hyard my mammy tell o' dances, co'n shuckin's, wrestlin 'matches, candy pullin's an' sich things dat wus had by de slaves dem days.
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De nex 'day de marster goes ter Raleigh, an' gits a gyard, but dey has done stole all our stuff an 'we am liven' mostly on parched co'n.
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Dey had dere co'n shuckin's, dere barn dances, prayer meetin's an 'sich like all de year, an' from Christmas till de second day o 'January dey had a holiday wid roast oxes, pigs, turkey an' all de rest o 'de fixin's.
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Pappy wuz tellin 'mammy 'bout de Yankees comin' ter dere plantation, burnin 'de co'n cribs, de smokehouses an' 'stroyin' eber'thing.
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While I am at de mill one uv Wheeler's men takes my mule an 'my co'n, an' I takes de ole saddle an 'starts ter walkin' back home.
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Frum all dis you might think dat we ain't had no good times, but we had our co'n shuckin's, candy pullin's an 'sich like.
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Dat evenin 'Lijah come back fum town wid some co'n meal an' a side
The Cat in Grandfather's House Carl Henry Grabo
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Now, he's gwine ter know w'at it is ter eat co'n bread en merlasses once mo ', en wuk fum daylight ter da'k, en ter hab a oberseah dribin'
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Master Dale owned a big farm and had big fields of co'n an 'tobacco, and we raised everything we had to eat.
Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves Kentucky Narratives Work Projects Administration
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Course dey mostly planted co'n, peas an 'vege'ables.
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