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"Effen my mammy or pappy ever runned away from Marster, I ain't heered tell uv it, but Mammy said dat when slaves did run away, dey wuz cotched an 'whupped by de overseer.
Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves Georgia Narratives, Part 3 Work Projects Administration
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For a moment the expression Mammy was wont to describe to herself as “bullheaded” flitted over her young mistress’s face and then it passed into a smile, so difficult for Mammy to resist.
Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996
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For a moment the expression Mammy was wont to describe to herself as “bullheaded” flitted over her young mistress’s face and then it passed into a smile, so difficult for Mammy to resist.
Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996
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For a moment the expression Mammy was wont to describe to herself as “bullheaded” flitted over her young mistress’s face and then it passed into a smile, so difficult for Mammy to resist.
Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996
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For a moment the expression Mammy was wont to describe to herself as “bullheaded” flitted over her young mistress’s face and then it passed into a smile, so difficult for Mammy to resist.
Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996
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For a moment the expression Mammy was wont to describe to herself as “bullheaded” flitted over her young mistress’s face and then it passed into a smile, so difficult for Mammy to resist.
Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996
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Mammy is in the bed, as I said, with Mid-doctors, right?
Finding Poems : Kwame Dawes : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation 2007
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Once on vacation in Italy, I had an Italian friend ask me, albeit in a respectful tone, "Do you call her Mammy?"
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And you called Mammy, and said you were very thirsty and wanted a glass of water, please.
The Cords of Vanity A Comedy of Shirking James Branch Cabell 1918
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They start to shock us with a Taser gun they called Mammy, and told us 'don't let we have to go for Daddy'.
TrinidadExpress Today's News akile.simon@trinidadexpress.com Akile Simon 2010
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