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	Back ‘fore the aixtise, I can ‘member my Mistress, Mise Sara Ann, co~nin.‘ to de ~ndow an‘ hO1IC1i&~ “De ni~gers te ~ j~4~ niggere is a:rtaLn‘Z De rtiggere is kiiii& all de ‘~chite fo~kr~, ki11in‘~ali de b~biee j ri de oradlel „ lt muet have been Nat Turner ‚ e lriaurrection; which wuz sorr~etin~e ‘fo de. break~n‘ ~ de Civil War,

	I viuz waitin‘ on table in dini& room an1 dis &ey dey had f~niehed eating early an1 I wuz oleanin‘ off table. Don‘t you knovz I muet have been a good size gal.





.	Yeø, I ‘member ecmeth1n~ ~ too. ~I kflow my Master sara. hGme an‘ said, dat on hie way to de ~&iiow5 o]~e John topped an‘ ~ little ntgg~r child. ‘~Ho~ corn‘ I don‘t ~rt~ewber? Don‘t tell me t don‘t t cause I do, I don‘t care if its don bin a thousar~d years . „ I kiww what Maetr said an‘ it is as fr•sh in my mind a. it wui~ dat day.. Die te de song I h .. sr4 ~y Master ethgt

old John Brown came to Rarpere Perr~y Toy

Purpose to raise an &neurrectlon ..

.	~ 014 Governor WI se put the . specks upon hie eyes •

~	Àfl‘ showed him the happy iaxi4 of Ca~*an. ~
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	V ~ Mt Matter toZe tie dat de nigg~r* started thO railroad, an‘ dat * / a