SLAVE NARRATIVES - Library of Congress

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Wood pressure keeps me from remembering so well* 01 lady where's my pipe?
You didn't find it up to danger's? Ain't it in the kitchen? Can't you find
it nowheres? Whut didju do with it? Well, you needn f t look for it no longer.
It's here in my pocket* That's ray h£gh "blood pressure workin* *hat whut it
does to you*
"I "belong to the Primitive Baptist Church and have been belonging to it
altogether about sixty-three years. I used to be a Missionary. I been a
member of the church a long time*"
T, I think times are jus fulfilling the Bible* The people are wiser now
than we ever known them to be and wickeder. I don't believe the times you
see now will be always. People are getting so wise and so wicked that I
think the end is near at hand. You notice the Germans now are trying to
make slaves out of the Jews. There's the Japans that is jus slaughtering
up the Chinese like they was nothin but dumb brutes. The world is wickeder
than it ever has been before.
"The young people to day I I f d hate to tell you what I do think of them*
The business is going to fall."
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