Right After the War

"Right after the War, my mother stayed around the house and continued to

work for her master. I don't know what they paid her. I can't remember

just how they got free but I think the soldiers gave 'em the

notification. They stayed on the place till I was big enough to work. I

didn't do no work in slave time because I wasn't old enough."

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