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Pink Marsh (1963) 165: ’Ey ’s on’y one hot baby, misteh, an’ ’at’s Misteh Peteh Jackson.at hot baby (n.) under baby, n.
Pink Marsh (1963) 165: ’Ey ’s on’y one hot baby, misteh, an’ ’at’s Misteh Peteh Jackson. Pink Marsh 194: She’s got mo’ feathehs ’an any otheh blackbuhd ’at eveh flew ’long Deahbohn Street.at blackbird, n.1
Pink Marsh (1963) 157: I see Clay Walkeh an’ some mo’ boys rollin’ ’e bones.at roll the bones (v.) under bones, n.1
Pink Marsh (1963) 114: He’d get gay an’ tell that Twenty-fourth Street girl all about it an’ she’d tell somebody else an’ they’d have him in the booby-hatch in about two hours.at booby-hatch, n.
Pink Marsh (1963) 171: She kep’ lookin’ at ’e window, an’ neveh see me at all—jus’ gi’ me ’at ‘brush-by’ sign.at brush-off, n.
Pink Marsh (1963) 129: I got no money to waste on no piece o’ calico.at calico, n.1
Pink Marsh (1963) 132: Who was ’at cullud rascal ’at tried to make me out chick-lifteh?at chicken-lifter (n.) under chicken, n.
Pink Marsh (1963) 168: When she gets th’ough ’ith him he’s so clean he don’ need to take no bath faw month.at clean, adj.
Pink Marsh (1963) 219: She got no use faw man ’at’s cleaned all ’e time.at cleaned (out), adj.
Pink Marsh (1963) 165: Gawge Dixon’s [a] puhty warm boy, an’ ’at Miasteh Joe Woolcott ain’t so cold.at not so cold under cold, adj.
Pink Marsh (1963) 134: She’s full of ’at ol’ con. She think she got me right now.at con, n.1
Pink Marsh (1963) 171: She’s took a lot of at co’n f’m ’em cullud boys.at corn, n.2
Pink Marsh (1963) 193: Is he the Pullman porter that cut you and George Lippincott out?at cut out, v.2
Pink Marsh (1963) 146: Do n’ like to be called dahkies neetheh. It use to be Et’op’ans, but now it’s Af’o-Ameh’cans.at darkie, n.
Pink Marsh (1963) 133: It ain’t wrote in no book ’at Gawge Lippincott can do me at no game.at do, v.1
Pink Marsh (1963) 191: I’m so dopey now I can’t finish yo’ shoe.at dopey, adj.1
Pink Marsh (1963) 168: Mis’ Adams come down heah ’bout twice a week an’ shake Misteh Adams down f’ ev’y cent he’s got.at shake down, v.
Pink Marsh (1963) 164: If Peteh eveh comes back ’iss way, somebody has sutny got to be eat, yes, seh!at eat, v.
Pink Marsh (1963) 135: Befo’ I sprung ’at wheel game, Gawge Lippincott had me done easy—had me faded.at fade, v.1
Pink Marsh (1963) 173: I got good on gin an’ honey.at good, n.
Pink Marsh (1963) 114: Boy, wheah you get ’at green stuff?at green stuff (n.) under green, adj.1
Pink Marsh (1963) 130: ’At’s sutny ’e hottes’ thing you handed me yet.at hand, v.
Pink Marsh (1963) 197: ’At Belle’s a hot tomolley.at hot tamale, n.
Pink Marsh (1963) 133: Little ol’ Miss Lo’ena’s hot membeh. She’s so wahm you can feel ’e heat on otheh side of ’e street when she goes past.at hot member, n.
Pink Marsh (1963) 207: I do n’ wan’ no sody-juggleh out o’ no drug-stoah to stan’ round an’ rubbeh when I’m talking.at jerker, n.1
Pink Marsh (1963) 143: Call ’em misteh so-and-so. ’At’s someping ’ey do n’t of’en get an’ it jollies ’em.at jolly, v.
Pink Marsh (1963) 174: Yes, seh, he’s been knockin’ good an’ plenty.at knock, v.
Pink Marsh (1963) 132: ‘Who was ’at cullud rascal ’at tried to make me out chicken-lifter?’ ‘[...] He did n’t say that you stole chickens.’.at lifter, n.
Pink Marsh (1963) 219: I had ’em comin’ good, but little Joe use me bad, an’ somebody get in hosses.at little Joe (n.) under little, adj.
Pink Marsh (1963) 126: Vussitle gen’us — ’at’s lolly-cooleh.at lollycooler, n.
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