Once a man was walking in the street on a night. He met a duppy. His
teet’ was like fire; so de man went to ask for a light, did not know it
was duppy. So de duppy gash his teet’ at him an’ he run. So de duppy
went on met him again. De man did not know it was him, went up wid a
complain’:—“See, sir, I meet a man jus’ now, ask ’im for a light an’ he
gash his teet’ at me!” De duppy grin his teet’ again an’ ask, “Teet’
like dese?” an’ de man run again.