The black border
Subtitle: Gullah stories of the Carolina coast : (with a glossary)
By: by Ambrose E. Gonzales.
Publisher: The State Company
Published: 1922
Place of publication: Columbia, S.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 348
Subjects: African Americans -- South Carolina.
Other titles: Gullah stories of the Carolina coast.
Table of contents: title: Noblesse oblige; title: My maussuh; title: An antemortem demise; title: The lion of Lewisburg; title: The lion killer; title: Old Barney; title: Billybedam; title: A short cut to justice; title: Sam Dickerson; title: Simon the "squerril" hunter; title: The "cunjuh" that came back; title: The raccoon hunter; title: The turkey hunter; title: The 'gator hunter; title: The "wiles that in the women are"; title: A ricefield idyll; title: The Dower House; title: At the cross roads store; title: Mingo the drill master; title: Old Harrison; title: A marriage of convenience; title: The plat-eye; title: Old Pickett; title: The lost buck; title: Jim Moultrie's divorce; title: Buh alligettuh en' buh deer; title: Buh hawss en' buh mule (a fable); title: Liss "bin eensult"; title: The retort courteous - The cat was crazy; title: A congaree water-color; title: Waiting till the bridegrooms come; title: A Gullah's tale of woe; title: The doctor didn't "exceed"; title: The lady couldn't "specify"; title: A question of privilege; title: Conductor Smith's dilemma; title: One was taken-the other left; title: Egg-zactly; title: An interrupted offertory; title: A flaw in the "eenditement"; title: Old wine-new bottles; title: A glossary of the Gullah; title: The Tar-baby story, as told by Col. C.C. Jones and Joel Chandler Harris.