Negro Folk Rhymes
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" De sparrer say: "Use 'lasses, Suh! Dat suits fer Country-Jakes!" FROG IN A MILL ([38]GUINEA OR EBO RHYME) Once dere wus er frog dat lived in er mill. He had er raker don la bottom o' la kimebo Kimebo, nayro, dilldo, kiro Stimstam, formididdle, all-a-board la rake; Wid er raker don la bottom o' la kimebo.
[38] For explanation, read the Study in Negro Folk Rhymes.
STRONG HANDS Here's yō' bread, an' here's yō' butter; An' here's de hands fer to make you sputter.
Tetch dese hands, w'en you wa...nts to tetch a beaver. If dese hands tetch you, you'll shō' ketch de fever.
Dese hands Samson, good fer a row, W'en dey hits you, it's "good-by cow!" TREE FROGS (GUINEA OR EBO RHYME) Shool! Shool! Shool! I rule! Shool! Shool! Shool! I rule! Shool! Shacker-rack! I shool bubba cool.
Seller! Beller eel! Fust to ma tree'l Just came er bubba. Buska! Buska-reel!
WHEN I WAS A LITTLE BOY W'en I wus a liddle boy I cleaned up mammy's dishes; Now I is a great big boy, I wears my daddy's britches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" De sparrer say: "Use 'lasses, Suh! Dat suits fer Country-Jakes!" FROG IN A MILL ([38]GUINEA OR EBO RHYME) Once dere wus er frog dat lived in er mill. He had er raker don la bottom o' la kimebo Kimebo, nayro, dilldo, kiro Stimstam, formididdle, all-a-board la rake; Wid er raker don la bottom o' la kimebo.
[38] For explanation, read the Study in Negro Folk Rhymes.
STRONG HANDS Here's yō' bread, an' here's yō' butter; An' here's de hands fer to make you sputter.
Tetch dese hands, w'en you wa...nts to tetch a beaver. If dese hands tetch you, you'll shō' ketch de fever.
Dese hands Samson, good fer a row, W'en dey hits you, it's "good-by cow!" TREE FROGS (GUINEA OR EBO RHYME) Shool! Shool! Shool! I rule! Shool! Shool! Shool! I rule! Shool! Shacker-rack! I shool bubba cool.
Seller! Beller eel! Fust to ma tree'l Just came er bubba. Buska! Buska-reel!
WHEN I WAS A LITTLE BOY W'en I wus a liddle boy I cleaned up mammy's dishes; Now I is a great big boy, I wears my daddy's britches.
What to read after Negro Folk Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Talley Thomas Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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