I ricollect old Judge Morgan swore he'd have his wood chopped any day that suited him.
Abram used to say he believed I tried to make work for myself Sunday and every other day; and I ricollect I used to be right glad when any o' the neighbors'd git sick on Sunday and send for me to help nurse 'em.
I ricollect the day Abram plowed it up and brought it to the house.
Maybe you ricollect seem' it the day we went to town.
Brother Wilson's father and mother was Georgia people, and I ricollect one of his brothers comin' through here with all his slaves on his way to Mizzourah to set 'em free.
I ricollect me and Abram had an argument on the way home about whether it was worth while to go to bed or not.
I ricollect Parson Page preachin' a sermon about that very thing.
There was one hat I saw at the Brownin' Club that I'll ricollect as long as I ricollect 'The Angelus.
You ricollect me p'intin' it out to you the day we went to town, and tellin' you about Martin Luther and the bell.
And I says, 'Doctor, do you ricollect the sermon that strange minister preached about a month ago?
I ricollect how glad I was when I heard about it, for I knew he'd found Miss Amaryllis.
Old marster was good to his slaves, I was told, but don't ricollect anything about em.
I ricollectwhen they throwed out all the meat from old master's smokehouse.
I ricollect they had a big old kittle and she'd cook that full of somethin'.
I was too young to remember much about happenings soon after de War, but I kin ricollect my father belongin' to de militia for awhile during de Reconstruction days.
I ricollectthe weather was more like June than May.
I ricollect Silas Petty said he reckoned it was a judgment on us church members for goin' to worldly amusements, and Abram said that couldn't be, because we'd prayed for rain the Sunday before.
I ricollect how Tom joked about Abe's long legs when he was toddlin' round the cabin.
I kin ricollect dat 'fore dere was any churches right in our neighborhood, slaves would walk 8 and 10 miles to church.
I don't ricollect what she had on, but I'se tellin' you she looked pretty and sweet to me.
Dat overseer, he was a clever man, but I can't ricollect his name.
Us went to white folkses church on Sundays, and while I never tuk in none of dem songs us sung, I sho'ly do ricollect moughty well how de Reverend Duncan would come down on dat preachin'.
I ricollecthow I used to go to de gyarden in de winter and cut down collards atter frost had done hit 'em and fetched 'em to de house to be biled down for dinner.
Miss Tildy and Miss Mary was two of deir gals, but I just can't ricollect de name of deir oldest daughter.
All I can ricollect 'bout de comin' of freedom was Old Marster tellin' us dat us was free as jack-rabbits and dat from den on Niggers would have to git deir own somepin t'eat.
De onliest one of dem baptizin' songs I can ricollect now is, Whar de Healin' Water Flows.
I ricollect her weddin' nearly as well as I do my own.
Somehow I can't ricollect these new-fangled words, any more'n I can understand these new-fangled ways.
I ricollect a sermon I heard when I was a gyirl," she said.
I ricollect how nice the table looked with Mary's new blue and white china and some o' the old-fashioned silver that'd been in the family for generations.
I ricollect how everybody was talkin' about the speakin' that day.
I was at meetin' that night and ricollect 'em comin' in.
Don't reckon any of you ricollect the time we come mighty nigh havin' a nigger uprisin' before the war.
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