Interviewer: now this something you take for that that they give people for malaria and it um give 'em tablets #1 either qui- # 117: #2 quinine # Interviewer: #1 uh yeah what # 117: #2 quinine # Interviewer: #1 # 117: #2 # Interviewer: that's right what 117: quinine Interviewer: sure um and a person is no longer alive you say he is he's no longer alive he what last year he 117: he died Interviewer: yeah uh now are there any neutral or crude or veiled terms for that expression? 117: what's that? Interviewer: are there any other terms for that expression 117: #1 for dying or # Interviewer: #2 yeah any # other expressions for that 117: well they can use the passed away expired or #1 passed away # Interviewer: #2 okay # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and you don't know the cause of a person's death you might say I don't know what he died 117: with Interviewer: alright and the place where a person's buried is the 117: cemetery Interviewer: and the box a person's put in is the 117: is the casket Interviewer: and the and the uh ceremony is called uh 117: uh funeral s- Interviewer: #1 sure and # 117: #2 well is that # what you called it? Interviewer: that's fine #1 but sure # 117: #2 funeral that's right # Interviewer: #1 # 117: #2 # Interviewer: and uh and the after a uh a funeral the family of the deceased you might say the family of the deceased is in 117: arrears? Interviewer: yeah that's the idea there's another word though they're in what when they're saddened over a death and they they might wear black you know for a while and you'd say they're wearing black she's wearing black because she's in what 117: oh full-on mourning Interviewer: sure 117: it used to be a custom #1 yeah # Interviewer: #2 mm-hmm # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # alright and a person asks you if you're in in good health and someone says how are you you say oh I'm there's nothing wrong with you as far as you know you know and someone asks you how you are and you say I'm what 117: I'm alright but there's something is the matter but I don't know what it #1 is # Interviewer: #2 okay # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and if a person is is troubled by something and is upset concerned you might say everything will be alright don't 117: #1 don't worry # Interviewer: #2 uh # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # sure and something get up you you when you're you have stiffness in your joints you might be suffering from what? 117: got stiffness in j- in your #1 joints # Interviewer: #2 yeah # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # 117: mm you could have rheumatism Interviewer: right and this #1 is a di- # 117: #2 {X} # folks always the folks that got it they call it arthritis I say they rheuma- aging on myself Interviewer: okay and this is something that cau- a disease that caused the death of a lot of children oh fifty years ago or so it was a #1 epi- # 117: #2 I don't # know Interviewer: #1 epidemic # 117: #2 that kind of stuff # Interviewer: #1 # 117: #2 # all I know there's a scarlet fever Interviewer: dip 117: huh? Interviewer: dip 117: diphtheria Interviewer: #1 alright # 117: #2 yeah yeah that # {D: was the crawnies when I was} {D: when I was young use wire suspenders around your neck} Interviewer: mm-hmm a what around your neck? 117: used to take a little bag and put {D: nice sweaters around there it still clock any} #1 {D: thing that was} # Interviewer: #2 uh-huh # 117: supposed to be a disinfectant so we used to Interviewer: uh-huh 117: when diphtheria come around every other school child'd have a little bag of {D: asp heads around his neck did you never hear that?} Interviewer: no 117: well now there's some there's {C: interviewer laughs} something for you Interviewer: okay uh 117: {D: ask Benjamin how I made it spell too} Interviewer: yeah okay uh I think I have heard of that but um uh they um uh something that causes a uh when if a person has uh his um his eyeballs and his even sometimes his skin becomes yellowed #1 you'd call it # 117: #2 that's # jaundice Interviewer: alright and a person gets a pain down in his side he might be having an attack of what 117: what? pains where? Interviewer: yeah uh down in his left side 117: well it could be his appendix Interviewer: alright and what and when he has that he's suffering from #1 what do you call his # 117: #2 appendicitis # Interviewer: yeah and a person can't keep food down he might 117: if he vomits Interviewer: alright yeah are there any crude terms for that? 117: hmm? Interviewer: any crude terms for that 117: he retching he r- he r- #1 retches # Interviewer: #2 alright # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and a person who does this you say he's sick what the s- in terms of the stomach would you say he's sick in his stomach or at his stomach or on the stomach 117: sick in the stomach Interviewer: alright uh if a uh if a woman refused to marry a man she'd planned to marry him you'd say she did what she 117: she's changed her mind Interviewer: alright and if she didn't though they went ahead you'd say they got 117: married Interviewer: alright at a w- and at a wedding uh a woman who assists the bride is called a 117: a woman what Interviewer: who assists the bride 117: is a bridesmaid Interviewer: alright and a noisy serenade after a wedding 117: hmm? Interviewer: do you remember they used to have a noisy celebration after a wedding? 117: no Interviewer: okay and um if you're not talking about part of the crowd you're up or you're talking about the uh what not part of them but the crowd you might say the entire crowd or you might say the 117: reception? Interviewer: no you're talking just about a group of people and you're talking not about a part of that group but the what group the not part of the town turned out for the celebration but the town turned out 117: I don't get it Interviewer: well I don't not a word for for instance you're talking about did you eat part of that you'd say no I ate the did you eat part of that uh that sandwich and you'd say no I ate the 117: you're losing me I don't know why you've got me eating at a wedding Interviewer: alright well either way the point is we're not ta- I mean I want a word here the word I'm after is a word that a word for not part not part of something but the entire thing 117: I ate it all #1 alright # Interviewer: #2 alright # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and not I uh so you'd say I ate would you say I ate the whole thing? 117: I ate it all Interviewer: yeah but how about the use of the word whole instead of part 117: well go ahead Interviewer: well that's what I want you to that's the word I want you to pronounce the word the word whole #1 you see the # 117: #2 whole # Interviewer: the whole thing 117: well I'd say the whole thing Interviewer: alright but what I was getting at is you might have uh an uh that or another word for to to #1 indicate # 117: #2 I would # say entire #1 {D: if I was cool} # Interviewer: #2 okay # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # um and music plays and people go out on a floor and they do what 117: dance Interviewer: alright and a little boy doesn't attend school you might say he does what class he he doesn't attend class #1 when he should # 117: #2 he lays # out of school Interviewer: alright and um uh in in the classroom a little boy sits at a what 117: in the classroom he sits on a {D: dress sixty mansion} Interviewer: alright and what's the plural of of of that of or or bench you could #1 call it a rough sixty # 117: #2 benches # Interviewer: #1 # 117: #2 # Interviewer: alright and the singular is what 117: a desk Interviewer: alright and a person goes to school in order to get a good 117: education Interviewer: alright he gets out of high school and he might go on to 117: college Interviewer: and when you mail a letter you might send it um um um um book rate you know but if you put a six cent stamp on a letter then it goes 117: first class Interviewer: alright does first class mean anything else to you besides that 117: first class? Interviewer: yeah 117: as far as the mail's going? Interviewer: no apart from the mail as for in relation to other other things 117: no first class means uh like a letter #1 is all I know about first class # Interviewer: #2 mm-hmm alright # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # you don't use that that has no association with school for example first class you don't make any association with school in the term first class? 117: #1 school first class # Interviewer: #2 yeah # mm-hmm 117: oh I I think first class uh I think it applies on on many #1 classifications yeah # Interviewer: #2 mm-hmm # meaning what? 117: huh? Interviewer: meaning what 117: really is the very best {D: offer previous} Interviewer: okay um if you wanted to check a book out you might go over to the what? 117: go to the library Interviewer: #1 yeah and wh- # 117: #2 {X} # Interviewer: and where would you mail a letter 117: huh? Interviewer: where would you mail a #1 letter # 117: #2 I'd # post it at the office Interviewer: okay now and where would you do what would you do where would you take it 117: hmm? Interviewer: where would you take it? 117: to the post office #1 and post # Interviewer: #2 a- # 117: in there Interviewer: alright and if you went to a strange town you might spend the night where 117: uh in a motel or a place I'd spend the night it used to be a hotel but that's Interviewer: alright and if you were going to see a play you might go to a 117: theater Interviewer: alright and if you had to have an operation you'd go to a 117: if I had a to have an operation Interviewer: yeah 117: I'd go to a hospital Interviewer: and in the hospital there was a doctor and a female is a #1 the woman # 117: #2 a nurse # Interviewer: #1 # 117: #2 # Interviewer: alright and if you wanted to get a tr- get take a train someplace if there was a train running you'd go down to the 117: {D: down} Interviewer: yeah to get to get a train where would you get on a train 117: to get a drink Interviewer: a train going to take a train 117: train oh oh oh depot Interviewer: sure and if you were riding on a bus you might tell the driver I want what the next stop 117: I wanna get off at the #1 next stop # Interviewer: #2 alright # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and if you're talking about um Newnan in relation to the rest of Coweta uh you'd say that Newnan is what 117: Newnan is the county seat of the town #1 of the county # Interviewer: #2 alright # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # right and if a person worked for the post office you'd say he works for the federal 117: government Interviewer: and in eighteen sixty-one to eighteen sixty-five what was that #1 war # 117: #2 the confederacy # Interviewer: but what was that war called? 117: huh? Interviewer: what was the war called? 117: the war between the states is the way I was studied it Interviewer: okay and um the police department is uh has a job they're supposed to maintain what 117: order Interviewer: and what else 117: law Interviewer: alright would you say 'em together? 117: hmm? Interviewer: would you say the the phrase together the two parts of that expression together 117: law and order Interviewer: sure now here's some there's some locations in what state is uh Albany well there's an Albany, Georgia but there's an Albany up north where is it? 117: what? Interviewer: the well um Rochester is in what st- what state 117: Minnesota Interviewer: alright that's true uh uh uh what's the uh what's the biggest city in the United States? 117: biggest city in the United States the last I know that's San Francisco Interviewer: well on the east coast 117: huh? Interviewer: in the east coast Long Island Manhattan 117: New York of course Interviewer: alright and the and that's in um what state is that in 117: New York state Interviewer: alright and where's Baltimore? 117: Maryland Interviewer: and Middlesex County 117: huh? Interviewer: Middlesex County 117: Virginia Interviewer: alright and uh um eh Durham 117: hmm? Interviewer: Durham 117: North Carolina Interviewer: and uh Charleston 117: South Carolina Interviewer: uh and the state we're in right now 117: huh? Interviewer: the state we're in right now Newnan is in what state 117: Charleston? Interviewer: no 117: oh there's one in West Virginia ain't it Interviewer: yeah what state are we in right now 117: oh well this is in Georgia Interviewer: okay and what state is uh Tallahassee in 117: it's in Florida Interviewer: #1 alright # 117: #2 {X} # Interviewer: #1 # 117: #2 # Interviewer: and Birmingham 117: Alabama Interviewer: uh Baton Rouge 117: Louisiana Interviewer: uh uh Louisville 117: Kentucky Interviewer: and Nashville 117: Tennessee Interviewer: Saint Louis 117: Missouri Interviewer: and Little Rock 117: Arkansas Interviewer: and uh Biloxi 117: Mississippi Interviewer: and Dallas 117: Texas Interviewer: alright and the big city in Maryland is what 117: Baltimore Interviewer: and the state the seat of the federal government is 117: District of Columbia Interviewer: in what yeah what's the word that usually goes before that the what what word usually goes before District of Columbia 117: D-C Interviewer: yeah but before that #1 what D-C # 117: #2 Washington # #1 D-C # Interviewer: #2 okay # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and the the uh the big port in South Carolina is 117: what Interviewer: the port city in South Carolina 117: {D: is it charles} if it isn't Charleston Interviewer: that's it that's right and the uh the city in uh in um uh Alabama the big city in Alabama almost directly across from here 117: it's Birmingham's the biggest in in #1 Alabama # Interviewer: #2 alright # and the city in Alabama that you if you stay right on twenty-nine and eighty-five you'll be in what city #1 going south yeah # 117: #2 in Alabama? # Interviewer: #1 # 117: #2 # you could go down to Montgomery Interviewer: alright and then if you go on down to the coast what's the name of that #1 city # 117: #2 Mobile # I'll guess Interviewer: alright and what's the city in North Carolina up in the mountains 117: talking about Asheville? Interviewer: yeah and the city in in uh Tennessee big city in Tennessee 117: Knoxville is all on east Te- #1 Tennessee # Interviewer: #2 right # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and what's the city and now these are a couple of towns in west um central and west Tennessee that you've been to 117: what's that? Interviewer: so a couple of towns in w- central and western Tennessee that you have been to 117: oh I've been to uh Murfreesboro and and Nashville and that's in the middle of #1 Tennessee # Interviewer: #2 now how about in West # Tennessee 117: well {D: I've west to} Memphis is on the west Interviewer: #1 alright and the big city # 117: #2 and Jackson's # on the west Interviewer: okay and the big city um uh Jackson, Tennessee? 117: I've been through Jackson #1 yes # Interviewer: #2 I see # 117: it's nice there Interviewer: I see and the the the big city in Georgia just north of here is 117: Atlanta's the most I know about in Georgia Interviewer: #1 okay how about # 117: #2 well Columbus # {D: grew occasionally} Interviewer: alright and uh what there's and how about the one just south straight south of of uh of Atlanta 117: hmm? Interviewer: the pretty good sized city just straight south of Atlanta about seventy mi- five miles south of Atlanta 117: I don't know what you're talking about Interviewer: a city between if you go out of Atlanta um um on eighty-five you'll you'll come out this way but if you go out on seventy-five you go to another city in Georgia you know what that is about seventy-five miles south of Atlanta 117: you talking about LaGrange? Interviewer: no straight south I'm talking about Macon 117: oh and I well when you come in calling numbers the road numbers #1 I don't know what you're talking about # Interviewer: #2 I see I see # see but you know you know where Macon is? 117: I've been to Macon Interviewer: okay what about the city in Atlanta the the port city of Atlanta 117: is what? Interviewer: the city on the ocean pretty good sized city in Georgia on the ocean 117: oh Savannah of course Interviewer: yeah and the uh the port city of Louisiana 117: New Orleans I reckon I don't know Interviewer: alright and there's another big city in Louisiana 117: {D: give me give me dove give me a} Interviewer: or Baton 117: Baton Rouge? Interviewer: yeah the big city in Missouri 117: #1 Saint Louis # Interviewer: #2 big # city in Illinois 117: Illinois #1 Chicago I # Interviewer: #2 and th- # #1 and they # 117: #2 know # Interviewer: they the river city in Ohio 117: Cincinnati Interviewer: alright and the river city in Kentucky 117: Paducah #1 well # Interviewer: #2 Paducah's # one that's right and there's another one further down the river or further up the river I guess 117: well no Interviewer: where where Churchill Downs is 117: Louisville Interviewer: yeah and if someone wanted to know the distance uh um how ma- how uh the number uh talking about a um um say I walked one mile and then I walked nine more then I walked ten what I walked one mile and then I walked nine more so I have walked ten 117: now you walked twenty Interviewer: #1 twenty what # 117: #2 miles # Interviewer: #1 # 117: #2 # Interviewer: okay and if you wanted to know the dis- the length of this room you'd get a ruler and do what 117: I'd measure it Interviewer: alright and if you wanted to if someone wanted to know um about your doing something and you'd say I don't know I wanted to do that I don't know if I wanted to do that or I don't know whether I wanted to that 117: I don't know whether I'm going to do that or not Interviewer: okay um now would you say I had a choice of doing two things and I did this doing that say I did this instead of or in place of doing that 117: I did number one rather than number two Interviewer: okay 117: I'd use rather in there Interviewer: alright um but how about you'd say if you were taking someone's place might you I ca- I went instead of him? going or I went instead do you ever use instead in any circumstances 117: well I could say I went instead of he Interviewer: alright says uh why do you like him why do you like that man you'd say I like him blank he's so funny I like him 117: you don't want want me ask you why I like him #1 {D: but he asked him} # Interviewer: #2 yeah # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # 117: I like him instead of his folks Interviewer: hmm 117: now if you can get a better one than that Interviewer: #1 okay # 117: #2 {X} # Interviewer: now I was gonna getting at okay but I was thinking here I like him cause he's so funny or because he's so funny 117: I like him because I can't resist him #1 now that is how I like people # Interviewer: #2 oh # okay but how about the term do you remember the uh the negroes on your farm using the expression cause 117: what Interviewer: I like him cause he's so funny using cause instead of #1 because # 117: #2 yeah # I I I've I've I was familiar with on on that kind of stuff Interviewer: mm-hmm um would you say it seems like he's always late or it seems as if he's always late 117: he seems as if he's always late Interviewer: alright and on Sunday people uh frequently go where 117: hmm? Interviewer: where do people frequently go on Sunday? 117: people frequently go to church they shouldn't Interviewer: okay and um the um the minister preached a good what 117: sermon Interviewer: alright some people moved in from another town and so then they went down and what the church 117: the what {X} Interviewer: yeah and they'd to become members you'd say they did what #1 they did what # 117: #2 they'd # come in and join this #1 church # Interviewer: #2 alright # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # alright and the name of the supreme being is what 117: is God Interviewer: alright and the organ plays what 117: hmm? Interviewer: what does an organ play an organ the organ played a hymn and hymn is a kind of what #1 what kind of a com- # 117: #2 {X} # a lot of Interviewer: #1 composition # 117: #2 {D: hymns is} # Interviewer: well um 'em wha- I you'd say it uh uh the organ plays the the noise that comes out of an organ you wouldn't just call it noise you'd call it what more than just noise 117: it's a melody organ plays you ca- you Interviewer: #1 yeah a melody # 117: #2 get a melody but # Interviewer: or music 117: well yeah Interviewer: what 117: so a hymn could be ah you're getting me you're getting me confused Interviewer: #1 no oh yeah # 117: #2 well now you're # I I {D: told melodies you could} {D: ask more questions he does it his jewel roll you really do ask too} Interviewer: okay well I the word I was after there was music 117: huh Interviewer: music music? 117: oh it plays music Interviewer: #1 sure # 117: #2 thought about it # Interviewer: #1 # 117: #2 # Interviewer: what if there was an old house in the neighborhood that children were afraid of what would they call that house 117: it'd be a haunted #1 house # Interviewer: #2 what's # supposed to be in there? 117: a ghost Interviewer: alright #1 a- # 117: #2 they called it # spirits Interviewer: okay and the uh uh the um the proprietor of hell what's he called? 117: the devil Interviewer: okay and you say I think I'll put on a coat today because it's what chilly 117: hmm? Interviewer: would you say it's kind of chilly it's sort of chilly or it's rather chilly? 117: I'd say it's rather chilly Interviewer: alright and um if a person is very uh careful with his money and he doesn't like to part with his money people might say he's #1 he # 117: #2 stingy # Interviewer: #1 # 117: #2 # Interviewer: okay and if something um um let's see the the usual greeting on December twenty-fifth 117: merry Christmas Interviewer: and on January first 117: happy new year Interviewer: alright and if uh something's thrown in with a purchase or given when a bill is paid 117: I don't know that's his token of his #1 appreciation # Interviewer: #2 o- # 117: #1 {D: I don't get you though} # Interviewer: #2 Okay # that's okay how about a place where a car is parked if uh a covering that you something you put in uh a room you or it's it's kind of uh a shelter for an automobile 117: what's that? Interviewer: a shelter for an automobile 117: garage? Interviewer: alright and these are little things that you sometimes eat with rice they're kind of pink and they have to be shelled they're kind they kind of curl up when they're boiled sometimes have them creole no it's a seafood 117: I don't know what you're talking about Interviewer: I'm talking about the shrimp 117: oh lord I don't eat those I'm not a shrimp eater Interviewer: okay- okay um do you know the name of the most popular kind of chocolate bar 117: no I do not Interviewer: uh they they the they when you think of chocolate in this country who makes the most of it 117: they used to have a Babe Ruth or something they used #1 to have something involved but I've been # Interviewer: #2 alright yeah # I was thinking of Hershey 117: huh Interviewer: was thinking of Hershey 117: Hershey bars #1 yes yes # Interviewer: #2 yeah # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # say I think I'm gonna I'm gonna go downtown and do some um I have to go downtown tomorrow and and buy some things say I'm going downtown to do some what? 117: shopping Interviewer: alright and you go to the store and buy something and they and the man in the store will take the package and 117: wrap it up Interviewer: and then you take it home and you 117: use it Interviewer: and you before you use it you have to 117: unwrap it Interviewer: right and he didn't make any money on that product that he sold in fact he had to sell it how he didn't make any money on that he bought something and then he had to sell it and he had to sell it he didn't make a profit at all he had to sell it 117: at a loss? Interviewer: right and if um uh you uh if say I was gonna buy that but it what too much I was going to buy this thing but I couldn't because it it what too much 117: well it cost too much that's a common #1 experience for me # Interviewer: #2 su- # okay and on the first of the month the bill is what 117: hmm? Interviewer: the bill 117: was due Interviewer: alright and if you belong to a club you have to pay your 117: eh what? Interviewer: you belong to a club if you belong to a club you have to 117: pay your dues Interviewer: alright and if you don't have enough money you might have to go to the bank and 117: borrow it Interviewer: alright and during the thirties money was awfully 117: hard to get Interviewer: alright and now was there another word for that 117: scarce Interviewer: sure okay and to um to dive in the water and land on your stomach do you know what that's called? 117: what's that? Interviewer: diving in the water and landing on your stomach 117: no I don't know it Interviewer: alright how about a little kid gets down on the floor and turns over like that say what he's doing he's turning a 117: flip? Interviewer: alright and if uh if soil is very productive you might say it's what 117: #1 fertile soil # Interviewer: #2 kind of # alright and if a little child is making a lot of noise you might tell him to 117: shut up Interviewer: or hush would you ever use 117: hmm? Interviewer: another way you might say that other than shut up 117: #1 that's not that's that's # Interviewer: #2 might sound uh # 117: not as effective as as as shut up Interviewer: yeah I was thinking of hush though would you ever use that we're about finished 117: huh Interviewer: I said we're about finished there's just a few more here if #1 we could there's just a # 117: #2 no go ahead let's uh # let's r- ran 'em out Interviewer: okay but what might you say besides uh shut up to a child 117: well you said hush Interviewer: alright 117: be quiet Interviewer: alright and uh uh kids go down to the river or down to the lake and they go for a what 117: swim Interviewer: alright and yesterday they what across the river 117: they swam Interviewer: #1 alright many # 117: #2 across the river # Interviewer: times they have across the river 117: many times they have swum across the Interviewer: #1 okay # 117: #2 river # Interviewer: and uh they get up on a rock and they what into the water 117: they dive #1 into the water # Interviewer: #2 and okay # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and many times they have 117: dived they have dived #1 many times they have dived # Interviewer: #2 o- okay # 117: {D: well I see those} those words that what you're working on Interviewer: that right now yeah there's just a few of those um well now if a if a boy goes down for the third time you might say he did what he 117: he's gonna drown that's what this Interviewer: #1 alright # 117: #2 {D: say} # Interviewer: and yesterday he did yesterday take did off but you would say uh today he drowns yesterday he another boy in the same place 117: another boy drowned in the same place Interviewer: yeah in fact three people this summer have 117: drowned if that's Interviewer: right and a per- uh a girl goes into church and gets down on her knees you'd say she did what she what down 117: knelt to pray Interviewer: alright and say I'm really tired I think I'll what down for a while I think I'll 117: I think I'll go and I think I'll lay back here Interviewer: alright um and or would you say I'll lay down for a while or I'll lie down for a while 117: I think I'll lay down and lie too Interviewer: okay and he what in bed all day 117: huh Interviewer: he what in bed all day he just he didn't get up he just 117: he lolled along the bed #1 all day # Interviewer: #2 yeah # you might say loll but a form of lie or lay there say he lay in bed all day or he lied in bed all day 117: you you're getting you're splitting hairs now Interviewer: okay I just wondered which you'd use you know if you were gonna use the term 117: you're splitting hairs on me I wouldn't know what Interviewer: alright um yeah if you um ideas were going through your mind you know while you were asleep you'd say uh he had a dream last say did you have a dream last night he'd say oh yes I what all night long I 117: I dreamed Interviewer: #1 yeah # 117: #2 I stepped # in marble #1 halls # Interviewer: #2 okay # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and I what early this morning up early this morning #1 you're asleep and you open # 117: #2 um and I waked # early Interviewer: alright again please 117: hmm Interviewer: say that again 117: I waked early this #1 morning # Interviewer: #2 alright # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and uh to do this on the floor is to 117: stomp on the #1 floor # Interviewer: #2 alright # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and after a dance a boy might say to a girl may I what you home 117: may I escort you home Interviewer: alright and you get on a rope and you get on a rope and you give it a 117: a pull Interviewer: #1 you get behind some # 117: #2 or tug or # something Interviewer: and you get behind something that's stuck and you give that a 117: a push Interviewer: alright and you have a heavy suitcase that you have to get up stairs and you'd say I what it upstairs I you know I you 117: #1 I don't know unless you tote it # Interviewer: #2 yeah # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # okay that's fine and a little child running around getting into all kinds of things and you say don't what that don't you'll hurt you'll burn yourself don't 117: don't meddle #1 so much # Interviewer: #2 yeah and don't # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # quit putting your hand on it you know don't well what am I doing to this table right now I'm 117: {D: don't if I know} Interviewer: just touching it 117: touch don't touch it #1 oh yeah yeah # Interviewer: #2 sure yeah # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and if you wanted a knife from another room uh you wanted someone to bring you you know to get a knife from the other room you might say please what me a knife 117: #1 please bring me that uh knife # Interviewer: #2 ple- sure # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and you throw a ball up in the air and you try to 117: #1 catch it # Interviewer: #2 and then # you might ask the question who 117: tossed the ball Interviewer: and then who 117: who caught the ball Interviewer: right and uh if someone's in a big hurry say take your time I'll what I'll I'll would you say I'll wait say I'll wait on you or I'll wait for you 117: take your time I'll wait on you I'll wait on you #1 I'll # Interviewer: #2 oh # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # okay 117: I'll wait for {D: it's just a little over what them argument} that question itself don't really give you a clear Interviewer: no 117: you don't give me a clear what I'm asked Interviewer: yeah well that if you wait I'll wait wait on you uh meaning ah 117: I'll wait on his motion or if if it's something I wanna do I'll wait for him Interviewer: I see I th- well then that's since you'd use um I'll wait for you if a um if a child has been um has been bad you know and you're going to spank him uh the child might plead with you please please 117: I'll be good Interviewer: give give me what 117: huh? Interviewer: give me 117: #1 give me another chance I'll be good # Interviewer: #2 me right # okay and if uh a person you might say a person's in good spirits or you might say he's in good 117: {D: luck} Interviewer: well I mean a good natured person you know you'd say he's in good you might say he's in good 117: easygoing fellow Interviewer: yeah would you ever use good humor he's in good humor 117: yeah Interviewer: what's that 117: huh? Interviewer: just say that 117: he's a good humored soul? Interviewer: mm-hmm you'd say we had to get some some poison because we wanted to get what of those bugs 117: gonna get shed of 'em #1 or get rid # Interviewer: #2 alright # 117: of 'em either one Interviewer: a little boy in school might say he his pencil's missing and he thin- he thinks someone took it 117: #1 somebody took my pencil # Interviewer: #2 a- # alright uh how about stole or swiped or something like that 117: how's that? Interviewer: how about stole or swiped 117: somebody swiped it yeah Interviewer: alright and it um if uh you wanted to k- uh get in touch with a friend you might what him a letter you might 117: write him a letter Interviewer: yeah and just yesterday I 117: writ Interviewer: alright and I must have four letters last month I must have I must have what four letters to him last month 117: #1 I must have written four letters to him # Interviewer: #2 I yeah # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and now I expect 117: an answer Interviewer: right and you put your name and what on the on the envelope 117: return address Interviewer: yeah your uh yeah and so if you're talking about twenty-five east uh okay okay um if a child comes home doing something very strange you might say to him who on earth you that who on earth yeah you wanted to know a child comes home from school and is doing something very strange and the mother might say to the child who on earth you that 117: who on earth taught you #1 that # Interviewer: #2 sure # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # uh and how about children's nicknames for a person who tattles or tells tales 117: uh busybody or {D: tale teller} Interviewer: alright and out in your garden you might grow some since you have a a show garden rather than an eating garden 117: I grew some some lilies and daffodils #1 and # Interviewer: #2 and those are different # kinds of what 117: flowers Interviewer: alright and if you went out there and you were going to get some and put it in a vase you'd say I'm gonna go out and what some flowers 117: and cut some #1 flowers # Interviewer: #2 alright # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and a child's plaything is is called what 117: a toy Interviewer: alright and talking about um we talked about before the word give you know about giving an apple and so forth they talk about um say we uh we give to the Red Cross every year and say last year we to some other charities as well we 117: we gave Interviewer: and we have to more charities than I can remember we have 117: given? Interviewer: sure now um right now we begin something yesterday we 117: begun Interviewer: alright and and we have we have 117: begun Interviewer: yeah and then uh the children uh always come when they are called uh the relatives yesterday 117: the relatives came #1 yesterday # Interviewer: #2 yeah # and they have what to visit us they have 117: #1 I don't get what you want # Interviewer: #2 with the word # come here #1 they they have # 117: #2 huh # Interviewer: well would you say they have they have they have came to visit or they have come to visit us 117: they have come to visit us Interviewer: okay and now talking about now um you say we can see we can see what will happen you that happen before you 117: came Interviewer: did you see that you say yes I did you see that happen you say yes I 117: I saw it Interviewer: yeah I have that picture before I have 117: I have seen it Interviewer: sure and we had to take a detour around town because the road was all by construction workers the road was all 117: torn up? Interviewer: yeah and uh someone gave uh uh a girl a bracelet and he gives her a bracelet and she thanks him for it and then he tells her go ahead and 117: put it on Interviewer: right #1 and # 117: #2 wear it # Interviewer: right um um talki- say um we do that all the time he what his homework last night he 117: say he wasn't at home Interviewer: yeah his homework say did he do his homework and you'd say yes he d- every night he 117: he does it I #1 guess I don't know # Interviewer: #2 okay # someone says what's new and you'd say what's new and you'd say 117: nothing new #1 you know there's # Interviewer: #2 yeah # 117: nothing new Interviewer: somebody says oh come now there must be new 117: well that's w- that's when I ask well what's the news Interviewer: ah okay yeah and then he'd say nothing's new but then someone might reply to that and say oh come now there must be new there must be 117: some news Interviewer: sure and uh say I think I'll go out because it's what a nice day today it's 117: what'd you say? Interviewer: well uh it's a nice day you know we're talking about it being a nice 117: #1 it is a nice day # Interviewer: #2 day may you might # day it's a very nice day or you might say it's such a nice day {C: lots of distortion starts here and continues the rest of the reel} someone says how long have you lived here how long have you lived in Coweta County you say well I've what lived here I've 117: #1 lived here my entire life that's what I would say answer # Interviewer: #2 lived here oh yeah # but if something is for all time you know you'd say well I've lived here how often do you do that say well I giblets I always do that and well how many say you moved into this house uh what year did you move into this house when when did you move into this house? 117: #1 you mean when I mean you're asking me if a question when I came here oh about # Interviewer: #2 yeah yeah yeah yeah # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # 117: #1 {D: three years ago I was live here} # Interviewer: #2 okay # so you'd say how long have you lived in this house and you'd say well I've lived here ever what nineteen sixty-seven #1 let's say yeah you'd say I've lived here ever # 117: #2 But that's when I think I come in. # Interviewer: #1 # 117: #2 # Interviewer: I've lived 117: been here since Interviewer: right 117: nineteen sixty-seven Interviewer: alright someone says that was no accident someone's talking about something happening you say well that was no accident he did that 117: #1 on purpose # Interviewer: #2 right # 117: #1 # Interviewer: #2 # and then um if you were if you were wa- you want to know the answer to something you'd say I'm gonna have to what him a question I'm going #1 to have to yeah and # 117: #2 ask him a question # Interviewer: so yesterday I 117: I asked him yeah Interviewer: okay uh now uh do those boys fight much and you say well when they were younger they every day #1 they alright # 117: #2 they fit every day yeah # Interviewer: and they have everyone in the neighborhood they have 117: have done what Interviewer: they have 117: fought? Interviewer: yeah um uh and he stuck a knife in a pig and then he what it out he 117: so he stabbed a pig Interviewer: yeah 117: and then he what? Interviewer: and then what he took the knife and would you say he drew it out or he drawed it out 117: he I hope he drew it out I hope he didn't do what I did Interviewer: okay what did you do 117: huh? Interviewer: what did you do? 117: I stuck my knife in a rabbit's head way back y'all when they said that head had rabbit fever around it and I was took him by knocking his head and stepped on #1 {D: and} # Interviewer: #2 yeah # 117: shoved the knife in the head and then took my foot off and he went running off down the road with my knife Interviewer: oh is that right well that's it now so we'll