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quadgram	frequency
i was born in	323
irene robertson person interviewed	246
miss irene robertson person	244
bernice bowden person interviewed	142
when i was a	120
i went to school	94
by the name of	73
my mother and father	70
my father was a	68
for the purpose of	64
worked in the field	63
my mother was a	60
at the same time	58
right after the war	57
name and address of	53
i never went to	52
i was a little	51
for a long time	51
was a white man	49
the mouth of the	48
in the direction of	48
my father and mother	47
never went to school	46
work in the field	43
died when i was	42
was good to me	42
a part of the	40
man by the name	40
the end of the	40
the banks of the	39
in front of the	39
at the end of	39
the war was over	39
this information given by	38
went to school a	38
a man by the	38
as soon as the	37
when i was young	37
moved from bottom of	37
the side of the	36
to take care of	36
information moved from bottom	36
i come to arkansas	35
had plenty to eat	34
i want you to	33
was one of the	33
in a short time	33
i was born on	32
when i was born	32
the rest of the	32
the ku klux klan	32
to go to the	32
was a field hand	32
was a good man	32
i went to the	31
i was a boy	31
folklore subjects name of	31
subjects name of interviewer	31
i was born at	31
he was a good	31
to read and write	31
one of the most	31
i was a child	30
had a hard time	30
was born in slavery	30
and address of person	30
up and down the	30
from bottom of first	29
i belong to the	29
bottom of first page	29
of the ku klux	29
out in the yard	29
the name of the	28
of the united states	28
when the yankees come	27
the edge of the	27
was born a slave	27
on the banks of	27
on the other side	27
up to the house	27
in the state of	27
in the field and	27
at the foot of	26
the surface of the	26
heard my mother say	26
i used to be	26
i am going to	26
for the white folks	25
my mother was sold	25
banks of the mississippi	25
at the head of	25
he was good to	24
was born close to	24
arkansas name of worker	24
the time of the	24
my mother was born	24
was good to us	24
the foot of the	24
the state of arkansas	24
married when i was	23
west of the mississippi	23
about the ku klux	23
they was good to	23
my mother was named	23
the sources of the	23
there was a man	23
and address of informant	23
farmed all my life	23
i worked in the	23
was twelve years old	22
years old when the	22
let me tell you	22
i was a baby	22
when the war was	22
the hands of the	22
of an inch in	22
i farmed all my	22
i used to vote	22
in the united states	22
mother was born in	22
the middle of the	22
the ku klux was	22
i was a good	21
i heard my mother	21
was born in north	21
know how old i	21
i was born close	21
used to be a	21
to the house and	21
the head of the	21
i was in the	21
the bottom of the	21
in the spring of	21
as soon as they	21
in the house and	21
i never did see	21
had a lot of	21
there was a big	21
he was going to	21
they had a big	20
in the fall of	20
years old when i	20
know what to do	20
my father was born	20
after the war was	20
one of the men	20
asked him if he	20
was born in mississippi	20
i know i was	20
was out in the	20
to school a day	20
on account of the	20
they said they was	20
to go back to	20
as soon as he	20
the library of congress	20
out in the field	20
my mother told me	20
when the war started	20
what do you mean	19
some of the slaves	19
and some of them	19
the top of the	19
born in slavery times	19
day in my life	19
was big enough to	19
was the mother of	19
to go to school	19
where i was born	19
when i come to	19
when i was little	19
had to go to	19
i was here in	19
after the civil war	19
then i went to	19
in the middle of	19
like they do now	19
born in north carolina	19
i worked on the	19
in the way of	19
father was born in	18
i was born a	18
in the civil war	18
by the library of	18
he said he was	18
i used to hear	18
they said it was	18
school a day in	18
i remember when the	18
i was big enough	18
to work in the	18
the face of the	18
a day in my	18
in the woods and	18
went back to the	18
my father was named	17
i think it was	17
time of the war	17
to school a little	17
by the side of	17
come to our house	17
the direction of the	17
the deck of the	17
most of the time	17
out in the woods	17
i heard em say	17
plenty to eat and	17
she was born in	17
a long time ago	17
we come to arkansas	17
i have heard my	17
during the civil war	17
was scared to death	17
with the exception of	17
know what it was	17
my old master was	17
five or six years	16
and things like that	16
i never heard of	16
to the big house	16
there was not a	16
that was in the	16
an inch in diameter	16
told me i was	16
a whole lot of	16
the white folks had	16
and my mother was	16
was too old to	16
they were going to	16
i heard her say	16
i got to be	16
the ku klux never	16
i was born and	16
quarter of a mile	16
that is all i	16
i washed and ironed	16
in the time of	16
district folklore subjects name	16
on the place and	16
into the hands of	16
years after the war	16
i can tell you	16
at the mouth of	16
the yankees come through	16
the camp of the	16
was sold away from	16
i never did know	16
the other side of	16
four or five years	16
and took care of	15
what are you doing	15
put you in touch	15
the white folks and	15
the close of the	15
circumstances of interview state	15
after the war i	15
nothing to do with	15
mother died when i	15
as long as he	15
of the civil war	15
fork of white river	15
was a cook and	15
as long as i	15
told us we was	15
they used to have	15
in favor of the	15
to eat and wear	15
of one of the	15
i used to work	15
in the yard and	15
is one of the	15
a quarter of a	15
they used to be	15
was a little girl	15
in the hands of	15
in touch with informant	15
and time of interview	15
and some of the	15
i was a young	15
when the war ended	15
i was a girl	15
told them they was	15
when freedom come on	15
was a little boy	15
when i was about	15
he was a slave	15
before i was born	15
the slaves lived in	15
who put you in	15
of the state of	15
we had plenty to	15
she said she was	15
i have been married	15
that is the way	15
i had a good	15
that is to say	15
in the confederate army	15
some of them would	15
i went back to	15
two or three years	15
was when i was	15
you in touch with	15
of the western country	15
date and time of	15
i married when i	15
would go to the	15
them they was free	15
a great deal of	15
was in the war	14
that he was a	14
points gained in interview	14
in one of the	14
place and date of	14
and there was a	14
community and religious activities	14
it must have been	14
in eighteen hundred and	14
all my life till	14
in the midst of	14
personal history of informant	14
us we was free	14
here to pine bluff	14
eighteen hundred and sixty	14
my grandfather on my	14
had a good time	14
i was years old	14
was born in georgia	14
the ku klux come	14
came to little rock	14
what was known as	14
to keep them from	14
when the civil war	14
it was in the	14
i had to work	14
i stayed there till	14
other points gained in	14
and date of birth	14
i been here in	14
mother and father were	14
side of the road	14
and washed and ironed	14
i used to go	14
the son of the	14
here in pine bluff	14
out in the country	14
father and mother were	14
for the first time	14
and i had to	14
appears to have been	14
been here ever since	14
the corner of the	14
was born in alabama	14
washed and ironed and	14
she was a field	14
was a house girl	14
i was born right	14
how old i am	14
how old i was	14
out without a pass	14
a short distance from	14
to go to war	14
i was the oldest	14
old when the war	14
in which he had	13
been a long time	13
my husband was a	13
he was in the	13
they went to the	13
my mother belonged to	13
the great north fork	13
repetitive information deleted from	13
in a few days	13
keep the yankees from	13
and as soon as	13
the captain of the	13
information deleted from subsequent	13
a hundred years old	13
was here in slavery	13
i will tell you	13
know what to think	13
and my father was	13
to get away from	13
i do not know	13
in command of the	13
with the white folks	13
they had to work	13
was born in south	13
year of the surrender	13
went to the field	13
as far as the	13
of missouri and arkansas	13
to get out of	13
i come here to	13
on the farm of	13
and the white folks	13
i never seen no	13
information this information given	13
the waters of the	13
i was too young	13
in the big house	13
was born in tennessee	13
was known as the	13
special skills and interests	13
when i come here	13
of the men who	13
when i got big	13
on the block and	13
she was good to	13
me and my sister	13
a large number of	13
in the name of	13
went to school in	13
and one of the	13
i got big enough	13
was eight years old	13
deleted from subsequent pages	13
he went to the	13
on the top of	13
at the age of	13
some of the white	13
there till i was	13
was a man by	13
was born in virginia	13
the commander of the	13
i was a slave	13
to the door and	12
i never had a	12
and went to the	12
morning of the th	12
two or three days	12
go to the field	12
he was one of	12
on the ground and	12
was too young to	12
never had no trouble	12
the ku klux but	12
born in south carolina	12
i was twelve years	12
want to tell you	12
on the side of	12
the body of the	12
i worked for the	12
had a great big	12
you are going to	12
prepared by the federal	12
on the morning of	12
i wish i could	12
i went to see	12
the morning of the	12
to a man named	12
after the war my	12
i have been a	12
the younger generation is	12
when peace was declared	12
and i want you	12
how old i is	12
the white folks was	12
some of them was	12
some of them had	12
in the vicinity of	12
the stars and stripes	12
north fork of white	12
take care of the	12
come to the house	12
my father said he	12
i never had no	12
white folks was good	12
was made out of	12
i was just a	12
for a few minutes	12
i member when they	12
and take care of	12
my mother was the	12
and went into camp	12
to keep the yankees	12
my mother used to	12
when i was in	12
i been in arkansas	12
at the time of	12
he was born in	12
my father belonged to	12
learned to read and	12
the first thing i	12
stayed there till i	12
i got so i	12
they said i was	12
i told him that	12
when he was a	12
i never will forget	12
and he was a	12
part of the country	12
and told them they	12
and down the room	12
i was too little	12
and a lot of	12
ku klux but i	12
was a pretty good	12
i worked at the	12
i have been in	11
here in little rock	11
i was raised up	11
and i used to	11
before the civil war	11
come on the train	11
when i was small	11
to be able to	11
i was going to	11
some of the people	11
in the house with	11
the sides of the	11
she was a good	11
and the ku klux	11
side of the river	11
a good deal of	11
the names of my	11
we are going to	11
born right here in	11
that was in slavery	11
he said he would	11
went to the war	11
two hundred and fifty	11
was born in arkansas	11
not able to work	11
i was born down	11
when the war come	11
after the war and	11
was a man of	11
the upper part of	11
the manner in which	11
from time to time	11
and give it to	11
know the names of	11
do you mean by	11
he had a big	11
the man who had	11
they said he was	11
a short time the	11
as far as i	11
the back of the	11
she worked in the	11
fourth of an inch	11
had two or three	11
end of the year	11
was four years old	11
have a hard time	11
my father and my	11
fall of the year	11
i can remember when	11
fourths of an inch	11
and i was born	11
the junction of the	11
ku klux never bothered	11
must have been a	11
in a low voice	11
i never had any	11
in the first place	11
the company of the	11
of the younger generation	11
free as i am	11
i wanted to go	11
was good to her	11
my grandmother on my	11
we come on the	11
years old when she	11
in the form of	11
seen the ku klux	11
had to have a	11
had a good master	11
back to the house	11
tell you what i	11
it was hard to	11
that they used to	11
of the civil law	11
folks was good to	11
to make a living	11
at the sight of	11
then we went to	11
the yankees come and	11
and in a few	11
in a few minutes	11
and i went to	11
and he had a	11
not far from the	10
used to tell me	10
it was a long	10
when they went to	10
was three years old	10
the old age pension	10
was just a little	10
to pine bluff and	10
that was the first	10
went to school but	10
up to the big	10
there a long time	10
once in a while	10
six years old when	10
i reckon i was	10
i was on the	10
a member of the	10
at an early hour	10
when i got to	10
of the colored folks	10
if you wanted to	10
they would have a	10
one hundred and fifty	10
i member when the	10
come up to the	10
took care of the	10
was going to be	10
at the moment when	10
a lot of things	10
i was one of	10
my white folks was	10
acres of land and	10
i want to see	10
i been married twice	10
i was able to	10
camp of the mexicans	10
the front of the	10
the first time i	10
i took care of	10
to get rid of	10
on each side of	10
what is to be	10
said the old man	10
to the white folks	10
the old man was	10
i am years old	10
he would have to	10
you want to know	10
in a tone of	10
something to eat and	10
all over the country	10
like it is now	10
i used to pick	10
she was the mother	10
i have heard of	10
was fifteen years old	10
you wants to know	10
was born right here	10
free as he was	10
got to be a	10
i been here a	10
i went to work	10
was born in the	10
the young generation is	10
similar to the preceding	10
appear to have been	10
my father died in	10
i know one thing	10
stayed in the house	10
till i come to	10
my mother said they	10
come to arkansas in	10
personal information moved from	10
in sight of the	10
i get a little	10
i guess it was	10
are you going to	10
that he had been	10
said it was a	10
he was a white	10
at the close of	10
i never heard her	10
the county seat of	10
seven or eight years	10
they would have to	10
and they had a	10
me and my wife	10
that is what i	10
the counties of oregon	10
the civil war and	10
that i was born	10
and a number of	10
was a great big	10
was a young man	10
what they told me	10
my mother had a	10
when my mother died	10
and told us we	10
and went back to	10
like they used to	10
i have seen the	10
the enforcement of the	10
the house and told	10
miles west of the	10
the end of a	10
used to come to	10
right here in arkansas	10
i was so little	10
and they had to	10
wanted to go to	10
the fall of the	10
when we come to	9
under the name of	9
thomas elmore lucy person	9
was born and raised	9
the people of the	9
i was scared to	9
for two or three	9
sources of the st	9
and i want to	9
i was three years	9
a short time after	9
me and my husband	9
what is the matter	9
he said to me	9
half an inch in	9
i was scared of	9
we had a good	9
out of the house	9
there was a lot	9
wanted to go back	9
it was just like	9
at the bottom of	9
in the course of	9
was a colored man	9
early in the morning	9
company of the west	9
was a lot of	9
was a free man	9
was my old master	9
my father went to	9
old master was named	9
enough to go to	9
then i come to	9
do you know what	9
father and my mother	9
the form of a	9
who had been a	9
me when i was	9
i was four years	9
by the united states	9
got big enough to	9
a number of the	9
it used to be	9
that i was a	9
the spot where the	9
i was born after	9
i must have been	9
i wish i had	9
mother was a field	9
have heard my mother	9
first thing i remember	9
was so good to	9
that they had been	9
the old man and	9
tell you the truth	9
his wife was named	9
went into the house	9
he was a soldier	9
the valley of the	9
the big house and	9
as near as i	9
you want me to	9
you know that i	9
close of the war	9
enforcement of the civil	9
acres and a mule	9
i heard them say	9
that they were going	9
was kept in the	9
than they do now	9
i never did hear	9
put me in the	9
what do you want	9
got to go to	9
he was a man	9
the commencement of the	9
in a long time	9
quite a number of	9
you mean by that	9
know what to say	9
sold away from her	9
to cross the river	9
my mother died when	9
is it possible that	9
a hole in the	9
surface of the ground	9
and take the oath	9
if not enough space	9
have nothing to do	9
the house and the	9
they used to sing	9
some of the young	9
said they had a	9
as well as i	9
long as he lived	9
to come in and	9
in such a manner	9
around the house and	9
the names of the	9
to one of the	9
at the house and	9
two and a half	9
of the white folks	9
boys and three girls	9
both black and white	9
he must have been	9
upper part of the	9
other side of the	9
mother and father was	9
the head of a	9
near the head of	9
of a few minutes	9
the time i was	9
a year or two	9
but i never seen	9
of the union men	9
when i got back	9
was a field woman	9
enough space on this	9
just after the war	9
been here a long	9
out of the way	9
was a long time	9
just the same as	9
said he was a	9
help from the welfare	9
as soon as i	9
the place where the	9
the light of the	9
never had any trouble	9
of the young lady	9
in the centre of	9
space on this page	9
my father was sold	9
since i was a	9
men who had been	9
in the morning and	9
he said it was	9
there would be a	9
at the commencement of	9
we had a big	9
the east side of	9
was good to them	9
a white man and	9
that he could not	9
when they got through	9
the war come on	9
how freedom came the	9
i never heard my	9
in the shape of	9
end of the war	9
that is about all	9
worked on the shares	9
not enough space on	9
and worked on the	9
every now and then	9
if they wanted to	9
and i never did	9
would have to be	9
a few of the	9
when she was a	9
a few years ago	9
i want to tell	9
collection of relics from	9
was old enough to	9
and the old man	9
one of the best	9
went to the house	9
they would go to	9
from house to house	9
and they would give	9
in the field till	9
what is known as	9
got a chance to	9
to little rock and	9
and i know that	9
at the present time	9
a long time after	9
to get a pass	9
was in the field	9
was too little to	9
the sulphate of barytes	9
i was born the	9
and his wife was	9
no place to go	9
elmore lucy person interviewed	9
i reckon it was	8
the country of the	8
and went to work	8
we used to have	8
the field and i	8
i stayed in the	8
fill up the bowl	8
president of the united	8
too old to go	8
they had to go	8
that there was a	8
they ought to be	8
when they wanted to	8
but i was born	8
was ten years old	8
as soon as it	8
of the great north	8
it seems to me	8
we went to the	8
till after the war	8
old when she died	8
but i can remember	8
know whether it was	8
i did not know	8
master was good to	8
a few paces from	8
all drink stone blind	8
come out of the	8
but i tell you	8
the name of his	8
to keep up with	8
so far as i	8
stayed on the place	8
was good to him	8
the first work i	8
me in the field	8
he went to war	8
in the field in	8
was five years old	8
the base of the	8
forty acres of land	8
west banks of the	8
about three or four	8
the character of the	8
boys and two girls	8
slave name and address	8
i was so small	8
the bed of the	8
near as i can	8
was in slavery times	8
belong to the same	8
know what become of	8
walking up and down	8
as i can remember	8
what to think of	8
that he would be	8
the life of the	8
the master of life	8
i live with my	8
on the next day	8
i worked on a	8
the mother of loyal	8
heard of the ku	8
if you want to	8
tell you one thing	8
said that he was	8
hundred pounds of cotton	8
voted a republican ticket	8
and the number of	8
in a few moments	8
i have been here	8
as soon as we	8
they had plenty of	8
her all the time	8
to the baptist church	8
in the early part	8
been dead a long	8
the arrival of the	8
the war broke out	8
big enough to work	8
lived in log houses	8
the track of the	8
in the month of	8
in the field all	8
inches in diameter and	8
i was out in	8
lived in a log	8
to do with it	8
you could hear the	8
the bank of the	8
the early part of	8
my daddy was a	8
when my mother was	8
but he had a	8
mother of loyal heart	8
we had a plenty	8
was what they called	8
to take the oath	8
an old white man	8
part of the body	8
to the house to	8
the number of mines	8
the first place i	8
banks of the river	8
in front of him	8
the women and children	8
want to go back	8
it was a big	8
the white folks would	8
of the mississippi valley	8
to the house of	8
under the influence of	8
remember the ku klux	8
the district of columbia	8
i should like to	8
and when they got	8
was born on the	8
went to war and	8
and told him that	8
short distance from the	8
in the presence of	8
the present times is	8
some of the most	8
i was grown and	8
i seen the yankees	8
they took all the	8
left and went to	8
how to read and	8
i was ten years	8
i think it is	8
went down to the	8
i was old enough	8
on the edge of	8
by one of the	8
the author that he	8
just like they do	8
ever since i was	8
i slept on a	8
along the banks of	8
was thirteen years old	8
is inches in length	8
as if they had	8
under the command of	8
to his feet and	8
as soon as you	8
that some of the	8
of the young folks	8
was said to be	8
thing i remember was	8
would come in and	8
part of the state	8
to go down to	8
it would have been	8
a short time before	8
she said it was	8
i was born near	8
lying on the ground	8
a house girl and	8
he was about to	8
far as i know	8
help from the government	8
was the only one	8
went to school some	8
scared to death of	8
the opposite side of	8
all the rest of	8
come back to arkansas	8
of the house and	8
but they never did	8
mother was a house	8
he was a very	8
i had to do	8
and i was a	8
i used to have	8
if it had been	8
the war right after	8
after the war they	8
he said that he	8
she and my father	8
they was going to	8
up on the block	8
the center of the	8
in south carolina and	8
is to be done	8
that part of the	8
but i have heard	8
me i was free	8
all i know about	8
an inch in thickness	8
to the right and	8
of the mississippi river	8
the general and his	8
come and got me	8
but a short time	8
when i went to	8
we used to sing	8
watt mckinney person interviewed	8
to the guard house	8
when she was sold	8
to go out and	8
was pretty good to	8
my mother say that	8
one of them was	8
the block and sold	8
here a long time	8
a man who was	8
similar to the above	8
after peace was declared	8
it was a good	8
worked on the farm	8
the remainder of the	8
eight years old when	8
command of the post	8
as well as the	8
year i was born	8
my young master was	8
heard my father say	8
used to go to	8
in the depths of	8
from one of the	8
when freedom was declared	8
justice of the peace	8
that was the only	8
i heard my father	8
that is the reason	8
had three boys and	8
was a slave and	8
was six years old	8
come to this country	8
this part of the	8
so that he could	8
till i was grown	8
he was an old	8
all at once a	8
old when he died	8
after the war right	8
they had a little	8
learned me how to	8
was killed in the	8
a lot of the	8
i was young i	8
the th missouri cavalry	8
cooked and washed and	8
part of the time	8
it is necessary to	8
twelve years old when	8
i lived with my	8
i know that you	8
to arkansas when i	7
the midst of the	7
to the quarters and	7
one day i was	7
too old to work	7
nearly all the time	7
he is going to	7
the th day of	7
was born in a	7
brought us to the	7
want you to go	7
a place to stay	7
dead a long time	7
had to do was	7
go back to see	7
appeared to have been	7
was after the war	7
had a plenty to	7
the foot of a	7
stay in the woods	7
the state of missouri	7
i had to go	7
never worked in the	7
the field to work	7
with a number of	7
read and write and	7
and then they would	7
and worked in the	7
long as i live	7
moved to little rock	7
she was a little	7
i come back here	7
was the one that	7
for a short time	7
i want to say	7
a corner of the	7
on the same day	7
i heard him say	7
in the war and	7
never seen no ku	7
the son of a	7
used to live in	7
born before the war	7
to be one of	7
of stone articles of	7
i never did get	7
for the sake of	7
we come back to	7
to be in the	7
and at the same	7
what they called the	7
was a log house	7
the author had been	7
was born in in	7
some time in the	7
of the lopeared dutch	7
to talk to you	7
i was a small	7
when i was three	7
inches in length by	7
the history of the	7
that i went to	7
they had a good	7
before she married was	7
counties of oregon and	7
enough to keep a	7
three or four months	7
when they come in	7
when they come to	7
the territory of arkansas	7
the year of the	7
i never seed him	7
the control of the	7
opposite side of the	7
how do you know	7
food was kept in	7
the young people of	7
soon as they were	7
i went into the	7
it appears to me	7
that was what they	7
i got a good	7
boys and one girl	7
went to work for	7
from to inches in	7
do you want to	7
from one place to	7
and made a crop	7
to the end of	7
from the state of	7
went to see her	7
since i been here	7
times is hard for	7
i never seen a	7
the men who had	7
at this moment the	7
the southern part of	7
had a heap of	7
a portion of the	7
to have a pass	7
me to tell you	7
how they used to	7
had a chance to	7
it would be a	7
two years after the	7
a good master and	7
slaves lived in log	7
me that i was	7
i was raised on	7
mouth of the flue	7
when they had a	7
had to get a	7
go down to the	7
to go back and	7
in pursuit of him	7
give it to me	7
one of the boys	7
to see my mother	7
the hacienda del milagro	7
told her she was	7
i learned to read	7
he was a blacksmith	7
to me but i	7
on the floor and	7
seen no ku klux	7
stone articles of clay	7
when the white folks	7
and i was the	7
the old manor house	7
when they got to	7
me in the house	7
he went off to	7
father was a farmer	7
was a good woman	7
all the time and	7
there was an old	7
i told you i	7
was a time when	7
the banks of a	7
come to see me	7
the beginning of the	7
used to say that	7
my father told me	7
on a block and	7
the territory that now	7
get no help from	7
girls and one boy	7
i was sold to	7
i can remember that	7
in the interest of	7
the young people are	7
in spite of the	7
could not have been	7
they would whip you	7
never did see her	7
on the sources of	7
is found in the	7
go to the house	7
to the field and	7
in slavery time and	7
my papa was a	7
a good man and	7
belonged to a man	7
and i been here	7
hard for me to	7
of them are dead	7
took charge of the	7
had been in the	7
on the public square	7
the lord have mercy	7
was a kind of	7
been in hot springs	7
of the men that	7
the great canadian river	7
and there was no	7
on the train and	7
some of the niggers	7
how freedom came i	7
in a state of	7
they had a great	7
the body of a	7
on the point of	7
and had to go	7
said she was sold	7
come in and take	7
out to the field	7
the ranks of the	7
the house of a	7
in the wagon and	7
the interest of the	7
old master had a	7
mother was a slave	7
went to school three	7
when we got to	7
ought not to be	7
raised cotton and corn	7
i never got to	7
go to the war	7
years old when he	7
three times a day	7
on the back of	7
in diameter at the	7
the fact that the	7
at the house of	7
the welfare gives me	7
and told him to	7
as much as they	7
the material is a	7
on one of the	7
she died when i	7
hot springs of washita	7
in the country and	7
as one of the	7
the centre of the	7
he was a farmer	7
the members of the	7
and that he had	7
set fire to the	7
i was a big	7
he had a lot	7
in the back yard	7
he went back to	7
collection of indian relics	7
me and my brother	7
they had to be	7
what he had done	7
a mile from the	7
as well as if	7
what does this mean	7
the man who was	7
that was after the	7
the law of the	7
go up to the	7
down in the country	7
a view of the	7
give it to the	7
and put them in	7
or you can go	7
had a big farm	7
the present generation is	7
was put on the	7
since i been in	7
i came to arkansas	7
and let me tell	7
and the next day	7
name before she married	7
at the sources of	7
he went into the	7
a number of them	7
it was easy to	7
hundred and fifty dollars	7
that is where i	7
said i was born	7
into the court room	7
for the district of	7
i am too old	7
been here so long	7
used to go out	7
have plenty to eat	7
and i know they	7
on the corner of	7
the use of the	7
i must say that	7
which appeared to be	7
in de old days	7
in all my life	7
was a union man	7
i can remember the	7
my first teacher was	7
i never was sold	7
are you doing here	7
a lot of money	7
never did go to	7
from where i was	7
the author asked him	7
i tell you that	7
war right after the	7
worked in the house	7
got too old to	7
i used to cook	7
she was the cook	7
broke camp and marched	7
i was young and	7
i was raised in	7
told them that they	7
from the white folks	7
been a member of	7
on the surface of	7
ten dollars a month	7
have been able to	7
i know all about	7
take care of me	7
the first day of	7
of the young man	7
on the mississippi river	7
and that he would	7
in my whole life	7
they was in the	7
and put it in	7
about ten or twelve	7
i was too small	7
right in the house	7
to the top of	7
was born in texas	7
in and take the	7
one side of the	7
i have never been	7
at the big house	7
the place where they	7
there was a great	7
my brothers and sisters	7
had two girls and	7
belong to the baptist	7
down on the floor	7
man who had been	7
the young man was	7
they arrived at the	7
to do with the	7
six or seven years	7
was a little fellow	7
articles of stone articles	7
some of the men	7
they are all dead	7
the name of my	7
fell to the ground	7
eat enough to keep	7
know when i was	7
was scared of em	7
what do you think	7
i have heard that	7
work when i was	7
took care of her	7
heard her say she	7
it was too late	7
when i was able	7
i told him i	7
it was just a	7
to our house and	7
the confederate army and	7
that they were free	7
at the mercy of	7
never did know what	7
had a son named	7
on account of his	7
went by the name	7
in a log house	7
i got too old	7
that they would be	7
with regard to the	7
author asked him if	7
took the name of	7
with the intention of	7
old when i was	7
a little to eat	6
of the young people	6
and when it was	6
to the united states	6
was eleven years old	6
banks of the arkansas	6
to tell you about	6
the part of the	6
administration for the state	6
and something to eat	6
about four years old	6
i wish i was	6
of the rocky mountains	6
in slavery times they	6
what year i was	6
i never saw them	6
a strong union man	6
with my mother and	6
my father used to	6
is about all i	6
and my father belonged	6
what i think of	6
the same time that	6
the bones of the	6
a long time since	6
not be able to	6
to know what was	6
surface of the mound	6
the works progress administration	6
in regard to the	6
we could see the	6
with an air of	6
and that if he	6
as soon as possible	6
as long as they	6
soon as he was	6
uttered a cry of	6
till the blood ran	6
never been able to	6
i never been in	6
first year of the	6
is no time for	6
eye for an eye	6
from interviews with former	6
that he was going	6
in a log cabin	6
deck of the duchess	6
have been in the	6
and the rest of	6
here in slavery times	6
five or six miles	6
was scared of him	6
that they were not	6
i beg your pardon	6
when they had the	6
they called it a	6
old master was good	6
out upon the porch	6
in some of the	6
her in his arms	6
progress administration for the	6
know what freedom was	6
is known as the	6
to do no work	6
i come to this	6
when they would be	6
wait on them and	6
that you are a	6
in charge of the	6
was the first time	6
he never come back	6
the author at once	6
was a young woman	6
he was a colored	6
that would have been	6
up at the house	6
a few feet of	6
that was all the	6
but i had to	6
father belonged to the	6
i seed the yankees	6
on the train to	6
but i was a	6
i thought he was	6
mother was the mother	6
if i could get	6
mineral resources of the	6
come to this state	6
her she was free	6
i was good and	6
the movements of the	6
ku klux come to	6
going to be free	6
i was six years	6
like i told you	6
after i was married	6
that he wanted to	6
bands of rebels and	6
the old home place	6
but they never bothered	6
i came to little	6
and put him in	6
from the big house	6
know where he is	6
as long as she	6
want to talk to	6
the town of helena	6
did not appear to	6
down on the ground	6
years old when they	6
in the counties of	6
work projects administration for	6
i used to get	6
and put them on	6
i am not going	6
come fill up the	6
the union men and	6
my mother and her	6
i could tell you	6
the north fork of	6
eight dollars a month	6
about seven or eight	6
used to come in	6
the only thing i	6
that it was a	6
when i can get	6
was the name of	6
i was mustered out	6
by a white man	6
a lot of children	6
the position of the	6
at the top of	6
she was owned by	6
was born in union	6
had no trouble with	6
or twelve years old	6
about a quarter of	6
never did see him	6
a mile or two	6
what was the matter	6
was lighter than i	6
told me that i	6
the first year of	6
all i can remember	6
to be years old	6
the last of the	6
it was the only	6
i thought it was	6
it was on the	6
about the same time	6
ku klux klan i	6
the door of the	6
of columbia sponsored by	6
a bale of cotton	6
of the river st	6
right down here in	6
was well acquainted with	6
i got a job	6
the same number of	6
all through the war	6
was before the war	6
el dorado district folklore	6
my pa was a	6
of some of the	6
was sold to a	6
about two miles from	6
came to the door	6
but the white folks	6
fell in love with	6
but he was a	6
know nothing about it	6
i have seen them	6
narratives a folk history	6
of the most desperate	6
heard them talk about	6
the other end of	6
or eight years old	6
was about the same	6
said they used to	6
was scared not to	6
and one of his	6
got so i could	6
soon after the war	6
the old man died	6
worked on the section	6
the last time i	6
they are going to	6
a hundred and fifty	6
to the banks of	6
he was a fine	6
is good to me	6
see governors of the	6
three or four years	6
was bred and born	6
i was five years	6
and the next morning	6
as long as you	6
it is hard to	6
year after the surrender	6
after that i went	6
my mother said that	6
and went to texas	6
was nineteen years old	6
my wife and children	6
scared me to death	6
ku klux used to	6
that you will not	6
it is impossible to	6
in the same place	6
little bit of a	6
my ma and pa	6
she said she never	6
in the large way	6
if they had a	6
to him and he	6
go to the white	6
the yankees come in	6
my mother was dead	6
had two boys and	6
one of the principal	6
in them days they	6
of slavery in the	6
to tell you that	6
good to me and	6
fork of spring river	6
its junction with the	6
the rest of them	6
it was a great	6
she lived to be	6
they was free and	6
it seemed to me	6
here and there a	6
about the young generation	6
i get ten dollars	6
anything to do with	6
the field all my	6
a little bit of	6
i remember when they	6
at the corner of	6
all the white folks	6
feet high and feet	6
my folks stayed on	6
his father was a	6
arkansas when i was	6
dorado district folklore subjects	6
got out of the	6
was a captain in	6
born i was born	6
on the porch and	6
know how long i	6
in the latter part	6
with my white folks	6
there was plenty of	6
i remember one time	6
i have heard them	6
out on the porch	6
when i was ten	6
i was borned in	6
his master was named	6
two or three of	6
in the mississippi valley	6
when the stars fell	6
in a sort of	6
in the center of	6
in the winter time	6
she was born a	6
i was the first	6
have no place to	6
take the oath and	6
they had plenty to	6
at the entrance of	6
we did not have	6
his name was john	6
he was sold to	6
when they was freed	6
this side of the	6
on the bank of	6
a folk history of	6
after the war he	6
slave narratives a folk	6
along the edge of	6
in a little log	6
when she was about	6
by the light of	6
and he said he	6
my mother say she	6
was good to my	6
tell you that i	6
i had a hard	6
on the evening of	6
have been married fifty	6
the attention of the	6
we stayed there till	6
columbia sponsored by the	6
come from north carolina	6
inches in length and	6
man in the world	6
to take part in	6
volume ii arkansas narratives	6
field all my life	6
give it to him	6
as if it was	6
by a man named	6
i think of the	6
of indian relics from	6
states from interviews with	6
works progress administration for	6
a captain in the	6
there is reason to	6
you can stay here	6
can tell you all	6
back here to arkansas	6
the next day he	6
district name of interviewer	6
forty acres and a	6
we all went to	6
live with my daughter	6
project of the works	6
to keep a chicken	6
of the company of	6
ten or twelve years	6
in the road and	6
five years of age	6
lived in old log	6
i been here so	6
and they would have	6
hundred yards from the	6
records prepared by the	6
remember when the yankees	6
tooth for a tooth	6
the force of the	6
was not to be	6
washington volume ii arkansas	6
used to have to	6
in north little rock	6
assembled by the library	6
used to work in	6
would be able to	6
farming all my life	6
first thing you know	6
the west banks of	6
a lot of them	6
early part of the	6
was an old man	6
and on reaching the	6
the heat of the	6
a number of years	6
a day or two	6
typewritten records prepared by	6
have heard my father	6
if they did not	6
sponsored by the library	6
one end of the	6
junction of the ohio	6
put on the block	6
at the distance of	6
i am determined to	6
on the east side	6
to the colored people	6
to leave the country	6
the tops of the	6
come to see us	6
loyal heart and his	6
i never seen him	6
history of slavery in	6
you ought to have	6
to look after the	6
the west side of	6
the spring of the	6
big enough to do	6
the cry of the	6
view of the lead	6
it had been a	6
the young folks is	6
till i got so	6
i will give you	6
when i come back	6
the latter of which	6
on the same plantation	6
washed and ironed for	6
in the town of	6
out of the church	6
she was a house	6
to work on the	6
law of the prairies	6
to join the confederate	6
him that he was	6
a tooth for a	6
at a few paces	6
what my mother told	6
as if it were	6
from the mouth of	6
can read and write	6
the nat turner rebellion	6
ii arkansas narratives part	6
governors of the state	6
my life till i	6
i learned how to	6
the guards of the	6
what i told you	6
had good white folks	6
in possession of the	6
if i was able	6
good to his slaves	6
to the edge of	6
the best i can	6
that was where they	6
get out of the	6
they wanted him to	6
with former slaves typewritten	6
mouth of the great	6
i had one brother	6
forty years of age	6
the authority of the	6
who claimed to be	6
the state of alabama	6
keep a chicken alive	6
father was in the	6
no help from the	6
of the whole people	6
slavery in the united	6
i was so scared	6
former slaves typewritten records	6
administration for the district	6
for a few moments	6
on the head of	6
about two hundred and	6
united states from interviews	6
born in slavery time	6
put her in the	6
other end of the	6
three years old when	6
and told him he	6
he was a little	6
and i have been	6
scared nearly to death	6
seen him no more	6
a man in the	6
when the war broke	6
when they reached the	6
the colored folks was	6
district of columbia sponsored	6
governor of the state	6
interviews with former slaves	6
appeared to be a	6
bank of the mississippi	6
got in debt and	6
slaves lived in old	6
i was born three	6
manner in which the	6
folk history of slavery	6
i was married and	6
back of the house	6
the united states from	6
of an inch thick	6
the presence of the	6
for a few seconds	6
to keep out of	6
i went to town	6
one of the richest	6
was two or three	6
died when he was	6
the officers of the	6
klux but i never	6
a plenty to eat	6
of congress project work	6
what did you say	6
older than i was	6
projects administration for the	6
from place to place	6
was born down here	6
the old man replied	6
used to hear my	6
the first moment of	6
white folks used to	6
you want to go	6
end of a few	6
for the state of	6
was in the house	6
i ever heard of	6
he wanted to go	6
of the post at	6
i was too old	6
to the place where	6
he had a son	6
the men on the	6
he never got a	6
the eye of the	6
the latter part of	6
and a part of	6
corner of the house	6
during the war and	6
in person and property	6
the ku klux and	6
he was a boy	6
he used to tell	6
was a white woman	6
remember the names of	6
at the same instant	6
across the road and	6
what the slaves expected	6
died at the age	6
thought a heap of	6
i was little and	6
i was eight years	6
i was afraid to	6
and put me in	6
right there in the	6
he sold me to	6
what have you done	6
him when he was	6
both my parents was	6
when i come on	6
to do with that	6
they used to make	6
able to do no	6
want to go to	6
state of arkansas informants	6
on the part of	6
is shown in fig	6
a long time to	6
she said they had	6
the juez de letras	6
that was when i	6
him if he had	6
was so glad to	6
that the author had	6
library of congress project	6
he was a preacher	6
in the face of	6
was raised on the	6
years after the surrender	6
what they called a	6
it was on a	6
two or three times	6
mouth of the river	6
when the slaves were	6
klux never bothered us	6
mother and father both	6
to me and i	6
in the light of	6
know the name of	6
natural history of the	6
each side of the	6
took us to texas	6
bank of the river	6
just as free as	6
a drink of water	6
want to see them	6
a big family of	6
to the lopeared dutch	6
it was impossible to	6
i went down to	6
they would give them	6
in the field to	6
took it to the	6
to get him to	6
to say to me	6
i heard mother say	6
they would give him	6
ordered the sheriff to	6
the way it was	6
to talk to me	6
a man who had	6
when i was fifteen	6
i thought they was	6
of the works progress	6
when i was twenty	6
to be a midwife	6
congress project work projects	6
about two or three	6
it was to be	6
of oregon and shannon	6
put up on the	6
i lives with my	6
and that was the	6
and i tell you	6
about four or five	6
when he went to	6
was able to work	6
the white folks told	6
we lived in a	6
to get me to	6
on one side and	6
when the ku klux	6
i was working for	6
in some of its	6
went to texas and	6
at the same moment	6
ma was a cook	6
at the first glance	6
for a few days	6
i was raised by	6
tell you all about	6
to come to the	6
time after the war	6
him a look of	6
i went back and	6
i never seen my	6
she had four children	6
my father said that	6
project work projects administration	6
slaves typewritten records prepared	6
so good to me	6
at the old manor	6
composed of men who	6
of a mile from	6
i was when i	6
i was bred and	6
a long time and	6
he said to the	6
what do you say	6
he lived to be	6
i think he was	6
if you had a	6
the influx of the	6
as they could be	6
and after the war	6
do you mean to	6
never seen him no	6
some of the folks	6
he can tell you	6
and his wife were	5
roving bands of rebels	5
come to forrest city	5
father was a blacksmith	5
so many of them	5
carry me to church	5
a number of men	5
that it would be	5
they was glad to	5
to see me and	5
you and your wife	5
been married four times	5
to the limits of	5
all at once he	5
enlisted in the confederate	5
the purpose of making	5
loyal heart and belhumeur	5
months in my life	5
he was a great	5
and a man by	5
to his house and	5
the council of the	5
was a young girl	5
i own a home	5
you ever hear of	5
how long i been	5
the sight of the	5
all kinds of work	5
three millions of pounds	5
that i do not	5
all of the territory	5
put me on the	5
in the shade of	5
came to arkansas in	5
seven or eight miles	5
do what they wanted	5
know how it was	5
the time had come	5
the interior of the	5
can you tell me	5
reason to believe that	5
a man of about	5
they put me on	5
the colored folks had	5
when the old man	5
in a wagon and	5
and every one of	5
they would go out	5
word pronunciation was marked	5
his hands behind him	5
there was a large	5
from rolla to springfield	5
i am sorry for	5
a piece of paper	5
i was the youngest	5
the only way i	5
to a white man	5
they all dead but	5
but i did not	5
this younger generation is	5
i have had a	5
the depth of from	5
they would be out	5
a lot of people	5
to me to be	5
four or five hundred	5
and fell to the	5
to come to see	5
from the time i	5
put it in the	5
come to arkansas and	5
went to the well	5
they would come to	5
on the plantation of	5
i was about twenty	5
i never did have	5
of the white people	5
we went to texas	5
was hard to get	5
is hard to get	5
remember when the ku	5
a week or two	5
in old log houses	5
what has become of	5
mother told me that	5
one thing and another	5
and my mother and	5
mother when she was	5
i used to make	5
front of the house	5
where they come from	5
few paces from the	5
know what year i	5
on our arrival at	5
when i got up	5
time when she was	5
had not gone far	5
wanted me to go	5
till i got disabled	5
you out without a	5
went to work and	5
would go out and	5
when the yankees came	5
my mother and the	5
he never did get	5
pine bluff district folklore	5
saved the life of	5
the ku klux got	5
it was evident that	5
in which they were	5
put him in the	5
him for an instant	5
the appearance of a	5
years old when peace	5
and went on to	5
to come back home	5
my mother died and	5
anything they wanted to	5
sources of the river	5
his wife was miss	5
with which he was	5
so far as the	5
what was to be	5
thank you for the	5
me over the head	5
fifty yards from the	5
but i heard my	5
and hide it in	5
with an ironical smile	5
and i would go	5
the fact that they	5
you are about to	5
the wife of a	5
his arm about her	5
back from the war	5
hundred and fifty miles	5
there was lots of	5
never heard her say	5
on down to the	5
out there in the	5
warm fork of spring	5
first day of january	5
do the best i	5
they broke camp and	5
out of the field	5
they had a heap	5
that would be about	5
was about four years	5
or something like that	5
and got me and	5
hundred and fifty men	5
was a good cook	5
it is inches in	5
old to go to	5
waters of the st	5
in spite of all	5
the top of a	5
they was set free	5
he said he remembered	5
go to see her	5
of the man who	5
when i came to	5
but i am not	5
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them out of the	5
her away from her	5
mother was a great	5
with here and there	5
till i was twenty	5
i am trying to	5
went to school at	5
but he was too	5
the ku klux came	5
i heard ma say	5
the idea of a	5
was in the winter	5
if i can get	5
went to school one	5
i would go to	5
school in my life	5
to cook for them	5
she was eight years	5
the mother of twelve	5
i runned away and	5
know it was freedom	5
their husbands and sons	5
she was going to	5
i used to live	5
in north carolina and	5
the hot springs of	5
the prairies of the	5
the mind of the	5
i want to go	5
five dollars a month	5
have sense enough to	5
under the house and	5
i was the baby	5
a sign to the	5
the direction of rolla	5
since i come to	5
been married three times	5
patrollers i have heard	5
in the edge of	5
she went to the	5
that she was a	5
about eight or ten	5
a pair of shoes	5
was to be done	5
never did tell me	5
so that they would	5
a year and a	5
hands on the place	5
voted the republican ticket	5
a soldier in the	5
he was a big	5
was raised up with	5
of the time and	5
member of the church	5
for the use of	5
with his left hand	5
to wait on them	5
me the following story	5
as i used to	5
and give them a	5
to des arc and	5
time when i was	5
beginning of the war	5
at a signal from	5
structure of the country	5
and a half in	5
a man with a	5
all i could do	5
sometimes they would be	5
my mother and me	5
they would give the	5
prairies of the west	5
when she was eight	5
them and put them	5
to free the niggers	5
mother and father had	5
the man what owned	5
to take us to	5
of the north fork	5
one time i was	5
as they used to	5
wanted to know if	5
care of the little	5
in the front yard	5
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from the sociable welfare	5
that the civil law	5
mistress was good to	5
sent me to school	5
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narratives part prepared by	5
put them in the	5
my folks belong to	5
was a little old	5
the condition of the	5
been farming all my	5
eleven years old when	5
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history of the country	5
as good as they	5
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with a smile of	5
articles of clay collections	5
four years old when	5
at the edge of	5
white folks had a	5
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the house with the	5
i had a sister	5
was born in washington	5
of them was in	5
the old folks was	5
we had to work	5
the president of the	5
and none of them	5
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what right have you	5
i got up and	5
rid the country of	5
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as if he were	5
it might have been	5
i heard them talk	5
the road and the	5
i come to know	5
i was a grown	5
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found imbedded in the	5
to be on the	5
it will not be	5
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he was a union	5
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old enough to know	5
over the fence and	5
her name was miss	5
that i know of	5
my grandfather and grandmother	5
went to school after	5
proved to be the	5
on top of the	5
that i would be	5
my mother and my	5
a colored man and	5
west side of the	5
as if by enchantment	5
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at the beginning of	5
i got a boy	5
the mother of ten	5
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when i left there	5
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a considerable part of	5
i told them that	5
were going to take	5
opinions the young people	5
put his arm about	5
i might have been	5
to the foot of	5
then i had to	5
side of the valley	5
to be a good	5
she was sold to	5
for a house girl	5
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i swear to you	5
i heard of the	5
the first time in	5
to be one hundred	5
and then he said	5
was in the army	5
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my grandmother was a	5
stay on the place	5
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i went out and	5
work i did was	5
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that they would not	5
she looked at him	5
the colored folks would	5
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when it was cold	5
i was about seven	5
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old when i married	5
his wife and children	5
when i was twelve	5
born in union county	5
as much as possible	5
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to the union men	5
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when i was coming	5
if they had been	5
all such as that	5
high and feet in	5
known as the old	5
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if you have a	5
within a few feet	5
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an hour after the	5
the slaves were freed	5
inches in diameter at	5
all they had to	5
took care of me	5
they was scared to	5
arkansas narratives part prepared	5
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he used to be	5
some of the hands	5
he was the only	5
the united states senate	5
with his hands behind	5
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directly in front of	5
in the limestone rock	5
he was a bachelor	5
father and mother had	5
found near the surface	5
on the west side	5
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