Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-11
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lsak0re r egena 20 d reali1a.a0n ts1a
anyshahg uausual was taking plaFp
ius ,ssx.a sst as ejaas sters 81 tEe
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sNg slays3 ifla ssa "a getsr3yalia III
10y gisi0ps 81 A9 9i assi1k aita
@ag ssdls easle1 Yankee ltsad lss 8
slrser and sg9er tfee1I yefxh iohga5
fa4l sHsn All the srest. called As,e
i4eelyf eAe wAnsea 70 DO e0uutflsne
sptgq}ste 10 as II We aid nos stop hisa
Fsat before ffHie rpa~i0a "a partial
slsowlsdge set Iii. however, there
,assed d time Of aaaIloysA Sslaa ana
appiness In my life thar only q child
can know; and to this bliss and hap
piHess was added freedom with CON-
nland and pouGg owes the slaves OF the
plantation so absolute that II might
well hs envied by the Cgar OF all the
Russsas.
As soon as began 10 crawl and
attef inlistinct words, Nanny
Martha began to sway the whole
dnsky tribe to Go my slightest whim
Being left 50 entirely to her care, /
knew no Law but my own sweet Will.
and no dread bnt that of The daily ifi-
Rpection had TO undergo at the other
end or the big house With the excep-
ton of the few minutes required each
day for this inspection. | was as free
as afr, and toddied wherever fancy led
me- This was generally 90 the vari-
oss cabins OF the quarters" there to
listen 20 wonderful tales OF f'brer rab-
hit. "bTef tar-baby. "brer possun,
'brer bear" and all the animals or the
catalogue By the time was four
years old | was as familiar with All
! he old darky stories. since become so
popular, as Mr.. Harris Uncle Remus
himself Then. too, would wander
among the cattle, pigs. horses and
@aies and nnado the personal acs
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NJ trl, esi.il hl4ca mule nalon'i
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y 8 : ANY g" s3aeils { aiiil, = 'S,
s.stt 'ss,. Rts itd nm. usod t9
'1-4l las tn'i aa .Nisef1es rode t4san Is
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4 & t's ae
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l,sa Qil fila faRli lie pg Iaa..
rhey were A. r,y a,ti@ a.en. a..l
.a4ba slshjetss A.si slaws
Sns 49,, u ~, ss.sa {, ,,.,l,. egi,..,qe u
,.sr 81. a.g $3.50 5s Is a,tt...s ,,..sI
rs KS tfe nm sesasti,,llg ia
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i gg.,,itf.,,,e .4y, IS Den In po1nt Of
s,,..t 8,,,n IJncle baltimore The
f.,s ,..3lri, a.. 10, ~ red III
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.Ie.. 4fan, 81 i. anvil
.,sa ...:.a5 blsel il ,.,s c9rl
= 81. s,ab .a5i natsn Ina bg ID.
h5... n4sn making Sam. his arinning
,s a. lior ne helIows harder when
IS lro $50 3Hg &, asa .tis,5
,..sifs, sy,. rs,,I,aet or Inclo tosh. ths
- e;. thought he could build
aus,nina from a big housa ia 4 putter
Daddie MANY tor wagons and boats
he Whitfield out FOR me. and sometimes
whole trains or cars. After these three
/ could never decide whether Sambo,
Tim or Ike. the fourshorse, souf.fnuie,
and s0sif.ssser drlpaYa. werS ffags IN
irn60eEance. aud generally favored
that s0nA with the preference with
dino. They all ranked above the two.
horse drivers, however. jnst ms these
did above the field hands. with the one
shnle and plow. bat one and all were
my faithful Subjects, w'llatefGr their
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