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	‚~eorg&~s a~ess provedto be	ho~~q!~er

~~tcr, Ida :Baker. The o1ear~n~ept .walk~ or the small yard. werke

	rj~titened by borders ‚of gay colored zinnias and. raari~o1ds In front cf ~ drab looking tw~stc~ry, tr~rne.house. “Come.;~n,“~a~swe~re4..:

~	in ‚rc-spons~to alçncclç at~ the tront door. “~esSU~,:U&IW~s iç~. Go right in dat dere ‘rçoi~ an&you‘ll fin4 her.~‘ ~ • ~ ~ ~ ~

~	Standing by the firepl8ce of the neit, room was ~

r ~ very black woman en~a~ea in l1~hting her pipe, ~. green ~ .

•c:~c~d gingham apron partially covered 1~er f~4e~ ~4efrQ*over ~ s:ie wore ablack shirtwaistfastened. together with “safety first“ i~:i:. A white cloth, tied turban fashion about her 1~eed, axidgr~y cot~. ~fl aose worn with black arid white slippers that were ruu down at :~e ~ieels, completed ber~ostu~e, ~ . ~ ~ :~:~r~

~	~ ‘~G~~p1Qrnin‘.~ Teasuni, d~sh~~“~ Geçrg~,4~ „

•/~1E~ ~Ler greetIng. ~ “L~i~‘s go in ~.ar w~aar Ida Is s~ us can. set down. I ~ n‘t know what you come for, bii~ I guess I‘ll~soon fInd .out.~‘ ~

.	Georgia was ea€er ta talk but herarticulatiozi

~	been Impaired by a para1.y~Ic strqlçe. and at t~x~es ~ i~ was« diti~ c~.t to underst~ndber jumble. of words. Lfter obse~y~noept ~ ‚~ ~~.ities; coirinients 0x1 the weather, health and such $ubje~Ç~s,~8~e be-
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“Whar wa~ I boiz? Why I/~orn on. ~e. pI~~t$o~t o~• ~ ~reat man . ~ It was i~rse Alec 3tephens ‚ pIant~tion ‘bout a mile