Us kivered sweet ‘taters with it to keep them from git freeze and hogs made beds out’n it and folks too. We didn’ know what to do and we didn’ know how to keep ourselves, and what was we to do to get food and a place to live? If I thinks ’bout dem days now, I can see we’uns dancin’ and hear de singin’ of dem ol’ songs, sich like Ol’ Black Joe and Swanee River.
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