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High Cotton (1993) 140: I would come to no good among the no accounts, burrheads, shines, smokes, charcoals, dinges, coons, monkeys, jungle bunnies, jigaboos, spagingy-spagades, moleskins, California rollers, Murphy dogs, and diamond switchers. High Cotton (1993) 74: Every popular composer was, in his books, an ‘alligator,’ one who stole the melodies and arrangements of others. High Cotton (1993) 26: A time [...] when blacks were wanted so desperately that any park ape who could manage long division was admitted. High Cotton (1993) 7: He was a cut above the usual jackleg Bible thumpers. High Cotton (1993) 30: Avenue A continued downhill, unpaved as it entered the Bottom. We didn’t have to be told who lived there. High Cotton (1993) 33: Aunt Clara’s grandfather was a ‘boss mechanic,’ a carpenter, blacksmith, and wheelwright. High Cotton (1993) 140: I would come to no good among the no accounts, burrheads, shines, smokes, charcoals, dinges, coons, monkeys, jungle bunnies, jigaboos, spagingy-spagades, moleskins, California rollers, Murphy dogs, and diamond switchers. High Cotton (1993) 140: I would come to no good among the no accounts, burrheads, shines, smokes, charcoals, dinges, coons, monkeys, jungle bunnies, jigaboos, spagingy-spagades, moleskins, California rollers, Murphy dogs, and diamond switchers. High Cotton (1993) 140: I would come to no good among the no accounts, burrheads, shines, smokes, charcoals, dinges, coons, monkeys, jungle bunnies, jigaboos, spagingy-spagades, moleskins, California rollers, Murphy dogs, and diamond switchers. High Cotton (1993) 115: She would not take castoffs from no-butt honkies or pork-chop nationalists. High Cotton (1993) 53: It was only a matter of time before he had his hair konked and rolled up in one of those damp scarves favored by thugs on bad corners. High Cotton (1993) 29: Even if there had been a law against Jim Crow trains, blacks were so scared we would have sat in the colored car. High Cotton (1993) 111: In case he [...] got scared or was cruised by ‘the Man’. High Cotton (1993) 6: He was, to me, just a poor old darky. High Cotton (1993) 7: More than one quiet church went to extraordinary lengths to rid itself of the ‘dicty spade’ who wore his learning on his sleeve. High Cotton (1993) 140: I would come to no good among the no accounts, [...] dinges, coons, monkeys, jungle bunnies, [...] and diamond switchers. High Cotton (1993) 138: ‘Those flimflams are at the Drop again.’ The aim of the scam was to switch their fake bankroll for your real money, or steal your money outright, if they thought you couldn’t run fast enough. High Cotton (1993) 72: The Americans asked, ‘What do you boys have against the flag?’ and the British said, ‘You, face-ache.’. High Cotton (1993) 7: Surrounded by fired-up types, Grandfather began to bother their heads with visions of his own. High Cotton (1993) 138: Those flimflams are at the Drop again. High Cotton (1993) 140: I would come to no good among the no accounts, burrheads, shines, smokes, charcoals, dinges, coons, monkeys, jungle bunnies, jigaboos, spagingy-spagades, moleskins, California rollers, Murphy dogs, and diamond switchers. High Cotton (1993) 115: He fished out five dollars and gave the MG the gas. High Cotton (1993) 59: Uncle Castor climbed from the passenger’s side [...] ‘What’s your story, Morning Glory?’. High Cotton (1993) 149: That most notorious of ‘gut classes,’ the History of Television. High Cotton (1993) 63: The six or seven other black students looked through him, but behind his back called him a ‘high hat’ because his instructors thought well of him. High Cotton (1993) 85: They had my sisters’ permission to make comments about my ‘high-water’ trousers. They said my cuffs fell so high above my shoes I wouldn’t have to roll them up in a flood. High Cotton (1993) 129: I didn’t know whether to think of congenial, self-abnegating Trots as the hobos or the church group that ran the relief house. High Cotton (1993) 44: Not until I can get Arnez to get a honey dripper to do something about those drain-pipes. High Cotton (1993) 123: ‘You’ve been hornswoggled,’ Grandfather said. High Cotton (1993) 7: He was a cut above the usual jackleg Bible thumpers.