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THIS 52 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: The Old South Essays Social and Political, by Thomas Nelson Page. To purchase the entire book, please order ISBN 0766194078.
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There were the little girls in their great sunbonnets, often sewed on to preserve the wonderful peach-blossom complexions, with their small female companions playing about the yard or garden, running with and wishing they were boys, and getting half scoldings from mammy for being tomboys and tearing their aprons and dresses. There, in the shade, near her "house," was the mammy with her assistants, her little charge in her arms, sleeping in her ample lap, or toddling about her, with broken, half-formed phrases, better understood than framed. Related Free eBooks - Social Life In Old New Orleans, Being Recollections Of My Girlhood
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