Mrs. PITTS. “No, you come now, but you call me.”
Mr. HUBERT. Well, now, was there anything else peculiar about the
conversation?
Mrs. PITTS. Then, he didn’t seem to know who I were at first. Turned
and says to me, says, “Are you coming over here? What you coming over
here for?” And I says, coming over to clean. I says, “Today is Sunday.”
He says, “well--I didn’t seem to think that I would have to tell him
that.
“Come over to clean I will leave the keys for you and come and start,
and you can come on and clean,” and I said, “Yes, sir.” Well, then, I
was getting arrangements made to start and he turned to me again and
say, “What you coming for?” And I said, “Well, I’m coming to clean and
dust.”
Mr. HUBERT. He said that several times?
Mrs. PITTS. Yes, sir.
Mr. HUBERT. Also, some little sound in his voice you think?
Mrs. PITTS. Yes, sir; yes, sir.
Mr. HUBERT. Did you say something about his being kind of rude, now, or
rough?