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SILVER DIME - GARLIC - GRAVEYARD DIRT

Volume 4, entries 7901. Source context: THE PHYSICAL HUMAN BODY ITSELF → DEATH AND BURIAL AND GRAVEYARD → WHAT TO DO WITH GRAVEYARD DIRT. Entries listed under this heading in the source volume.

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Entry 7901

Volume 4 · printed page 3381 · Brunswick, Ga.

Git chew - git nine or ten grains of fresh graveyard dirt an' fix it up wit garlic an' a piece of silvah, a dime. An' take de silvah dime an' scrape it. Scrape some of de silvah in wit dis sand an' a piece of garlic an' tie it up an' weah it. [This hand has 3 ingredients.] Dat's luck. (Luck for what?) Well, it's lak yo' got someone dat chew lak an' she don't care much about chew, yo' weah dat. Dat's suppose [to] be luck.

(You take ten grains you say?)

Yassuh, nine or ten grains.[ Brunswick, Ga., (1182), 1992:9.]

Related subjects: Dime, Dirt, Scrape, Silver

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