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INSOLE OR INNER SOLE OF SHOE
Volume 3, entries 5156. Source context: THE PHYSICAL HUMAN BODY ITSELF → SWEAT → SHOES. Entries listed under this heading in the source volume.
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Entry 5156
[The following small collection of insole rites is only a small part of them.] If a frien' or prob'ly ah say yore wife, somepin like dat, had gone, an' yo' git dat [insole]. Even so much if yuh couldn't git it, if yuh would git somebody tuh git it, git dat shoe tuh yuh - de innah lining [insole] of dat shoe. An' yuh take de innah lining of dat shoe. An' aftah yuh git it, de piece right undah de hollah of yuh feet heah, cut out a piece de size of a silver half a dol- lar an' wear dat. Put dat inside of yore shoe, wear dat fo' nine days, an' she'll come back.
(Do you take that little piece from out of either shoe?)
Eithah shoe, but dey mos'ly says de right-han' shoe. But ah've seen 'em tried it an' couldn't git wit'out de lef'-han' shoe was done.
(What shoe do you wear that in, either shoe?)
De shoe yuh git it out of, be sure yuh know whut shoe yuh git it out of. If yuh git it out of de left, put it in de left; if yuh git it out of de right, put it in de right.