Pateroles

"Patterollers didn't bother us, but we were in that country. During the

war, most of the men that amounted to anything were in the war and the

patrolers didn't bother you much. The overseer didn't have so much power

over me than. That pretty well left the colored people to come up

without being abused during the war. The white folks was forced to go to

the war. They drafted them just like they do now. They'd shoot a _po'_

white man if he didn't come.

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