Black April
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共 19 段- The big hickory armchair, drawn close to the fire, held a fe
- The mother put an arm around him and drew him up close to he
- Big Sue laughed with relief. “No, Uncle. You’s on de wrong t
- “But if anybody is sick or in trouble, nobody is better to e
- “My head is done better now, t’ank Gawd,” she sighed, adding
- He hesitated. “It ain’ quite time yet. De mules don’ come in
- “Lickin’ don’ stunt chillen! No. Lickin’ loosens up dey hide
- April found a dogwood tree and cut a long forked stick, then
- “But I tell you, I sho’ don’ believe in pizenin’ ’em. No, su
- Maum Hannah listened and sympathized with a doleful, “Oh-oh!
- Big Sue was already up when Breeze waked. She was fussing ar
- The men on the lemonade committee were arguing about what to
- “What kind o’ plow-hand is you, Brudge? Is dat de way you do
- Breeze couldn’t say a word, but as they walked in April thre
- At last night fell. Bedtime came. Breeze knelt down and trie
- As the old battered hulk hove in sight, around the bend, a h
- He complained that he had no appetite. He was tired too. Sit
- Joy wrote to Sherry for Zeda that same afternoon, and when s
- At first the people on the place came often to see him. They