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	~~rIc. ::~ werk itb~ez‘ t]aaii the earing fsr the stsck was required ~zi 8UX3.d.&yI. 1~‘ few years baThi‘e the Civil War Mrs. Bright ~arried a Dz~~ Bennett ~

	~	~VOd~ t~ his b~e Lu Ge~rgia~Tr.a~e Ce~tnty),

Mr. Lewis statas that he and. bie fol].iw slaves always he4 “pretty ~

3ç;~ftro they moved t~ Geer~ia the r~itiens were ism~od daily and f•r the ~at part an. ieøi~a Ci~~t~ Qf vegetables, r1o9, beans, ~a~at(perk), all. kinde of fish a~. grita,at~~

	“we get gisd cl.th~e tie says Mr. Lewia. Al]. •f ‘eifl wi~a bought. All ~ ~h1l].~~ viorr~ a io~ig shirt until dey w~s t,~ big an‘ d~en they was given vanta ~ dreeae~. j~, ~:US 2~~dQ ø~it •f red. leather aia‘ w~is called bra~ana. ~fter we ~iev~d ti Ge.rgîa .~ new ~r:t~r bsu~ht d~ cleth an‘ had. all d~ clwth~s made an cia plantatiet. De ~ W~.5 “prabt~r

~ ~ ~..» horo t••. ï~Q ~t corn bread an‘ biscuit sornetî~ea-..—an‘ it w~.s e~ieti~os to,— ‚~ r‘


‘~C~)fl9 ~ilk, all Id.fldS ~f va~etables an‘ sicha staff 1î1~e. dat. Dø flour dat Wa~~Q d~a

~	wit •f was de third grade shorts.“

	the føød~ ~ 8~u~d~ay was alrnost identical~‘ with that eaten d~riug the week. ‚ :

::~~v~r, thase who deai~ed ti ware allewad. t• lrnnt as ~oh as thay pleased t. at night.

~	~ nQt perraittad. t• carry ~ns and. s• when the ca~o wae treed. ~ the tree 1~a~ t~ ~‚ ~t ~ in order to g~t Itf It was in this way that the fa~iily larder was increased, I
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	“All in ai“ ‚ says Mr. Lewis~ we ;ot r~vorything wa~ wanted. oxcop‘ dare was na

~ co~iin‘ fc~r øur wGrlc an‘f wo could‘nt ~a aft do place unisse We ask~4,)t~ Y~i~: vite 3 ~•L~ ~ Off your ~.laxitation without a p~n~it fu~i d.c~ ~rster de Padd~r-Ril1ovs ~ yo~ ~t :.. en-t ~~ou hoi~ie.“

	Th~ slaves iivin~ çuart~rs were loo~t~d in the rear if the “big hua,“ (thu

~ ~:~c-~ Of the plantation îocct~cI in. Pensacola as v;~11 as thè ‚n«~ in GeerziaG. A~j Wara

~	cf Io;s anci,acoardin; to Mr. LQv;j~, all wero/ substantially built. Ws•d.en page were

~	‘~1 121 thEa place of nails an~ the cracks left in the walls wore s~aled. with m~ i~:t~ • Th~~ cabin3 wQra very co~ifertable and. only Qfl~ fa~ily was allawed. t• a cabi~.

‚~ :3~ ::rs vi~r~ of w~od~. The ønly fur;1iEhin~s worQ the bed~s and. OUQ Q~ tw• ~ er

~ ‚~ :~ which sorv~d as chairs. In safle respects these becta. rese~blc~d a scaffGld. nailed. t.

4: ~ ~ ~ ~? C f a hats e • O thors wore ~zada ~f hoavy w•od and. had, fa~r I egs t. s tend ~ F.r