Slave Narratives
Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States from Interviews with Former Slaves, Volume XIV, South Carolina Narratives, Part 2
作者：United States. Work Projects Administration
体例：题 章数：119
字数：390,407 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 119 题- SLAVE NARRATIVES
- Illustrated with Photographs
- WASHINGTON 1941
- VOLUME XIV SOUTH CAROLINA NARRATIVES PART 2
- INFORMANTS
- ILLUSTRATIONS =Facing page=
- Ben Horry 298
- STORIES OF EX-SLAVES
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- A SON OF SLAVES CLIMBS UP.
- EX-SLAVE STORIES
- EMANUEL ELMORE.
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- FOLKLORE: NEGRO SLAVE.
- Approx. 388 words
- ANN FERGUSON EX-SLAVE 74 YEARS
- FOLKLORE: EX-SLAVES
- FOLKLORE
- EMMA FRASER--EX-SLAVE
- ADELE FROST
- EX-SLAVE 93 YEARS OF AGE
- FOLKLORE
- AMOS GADSDEN
- FOLKLORE: EX-SLAVES:
- FOLKLORE: EX-SLAVES
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- EX-SLAVES STORIES
- FOLKLORE: EX-SLAVES
- GRACIE GIBSON
- EX-SLAVE 86 YEARS OLD.
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- Folklore
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- FOLKLORE
- Visitor: "Aunt Ellen home?"
- Neighbor: "No'um. I'm off all day. I work for Miss Bernice."
- Visitor: "Miss Bernice who?"
- Aunt Ellen (Sitting on chair at back door leaning on cane.)
- Visitor: "Aunt Ellen, how could you cook on the flat?"
- Visitor: "Like a potato bank? A potato hill?"
- FOLKLORE
- FOLKLORE.
- CHORUS
- Chorus
- Folklore
- REBECCA JANE GRANT
- STORIES OF EX-SLAVES
- STORIES OF EX-SLAVES
- EX-SLAVE BORN DECEMBER 25, 1843
- COWARD MASTER RAN OUT CIVIL WAR--LEAVING HIM
- STORIES OF EX-SLAVES
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- FOLKLORE
- INTERVIEW WITH EX-SLAVE
- FOLKLORE
- OLD SUSAN HAMLIN--EX SLAVE
- Approx. 1739 Words
- INTERVIEW WITH EX-SLAVE
- No. Words: 1195
- EX-SLAVE 101 YEARS OF AGE
- HAS NEVER SHAKEN HANDS SINCE 1863
- WAS ON KNEES SCRUBBING WHEN FREEDOM GUN FIRED
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- REMINISCENCES
- STORIES FROM EX-SLAVES
- FOLKLORE
- FOLKLORE
- AUNT MARIAH HEYWOOD
- SLAVE STORIES
- FOLKLORE
- JANE HOLLINS
- AGE 97
- FOLKLORE
- UNCLE BEN HORRY
- Primus: "No. This man bacco barn burn up."
- Lillie: "What?"
- Primus: "Mr. Len barn. Must'er been asleep!"
- Stella: "Plow; harrow 'em."
- Ben: "Ain't you mash 'em?"
- Stella: "Mash a bed a day three task deep."
- Lillie: "That why nation get mix up so!" (Races)
- Lillie: "RIDE you on it, Uncle Ben?"
- UNCLE BEN HORRY
- FOLKLORE
- Pauline: "I fix!"
- Mary Gary: "You fix, Uncle Ben?"
- Uncle Ben: "I gwine fix!"
- Pauline: "You ain't fix?"
- Uncle Ben: "I fix all right! I going fudder dan duh grave!"
- Pauline: "I been Tarbox." (To Mr. Tarbox)
- Uncle Ben: "Down by Gallie?" (Gallie's house)
- Pauline: "I ain't see nobody. What you see?"
- Uncle Ben: "Ain't see nobody tall--tall--."
- Pauline: "Alice! I see Alice!"
- Uncle Ben: "Ain't see nobody else?"
- Pauline: "Nobody else!"
- Uncle Ben: "Nobody else?"
- Pauline: "Nobody else. She by herself!"
- Uncle Ben Reminisces
- Pauline: "Fine season for corn!"
- Ben: "Sho is!"
- Ben: "Pretty, enty?"
- Lula: "Get some catty!" (cat-fish) "Mary, you dress down!"
- Lula: "Little fellow."
- Mary: "Rather eat them than large one."
- Pauline: "What yinnah nuse for bait?"
- Lula: "Swimp."
- Pauline: "How you catch 'em?"
- Lula: "Take a crocus and dip 'em up."
- Pauline: "I gwine try to-morrow."
- FOLKLORE