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SOCKS AND STOCKINGS

Volume 4, entries 6147–6152. Source context: THE PHYSICAL HUMAN BODY ITSELF → HAIR. Entries listed under this heading in the source volume.

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Entry 6147

Volume 4 · printed page 3007 · Memphis, Tenn.

Jes' lak if yo' wanted a sweetheart woman an' yo' couldn't git to her, æll yo' buy a pair of stockin's an' git a strand of hair out of yore haid an' work it in de fold at de top of dat stockin' an' den give it to her. When she put dat stockin' on, dat make love. (You just take your hair an' sort of weave it into the top of those stockings?) Yes, dat'll make love. Jes' as long as dat hair in dat stockin', why yo' ain't got no trouble atall, whatevah.

Related subjects: Give, Love, Stocking

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Entry 6148

Volume 4 · printed page 3007–3008 · St. Petersburg, Fla.

Dat's one way yo' kin make her - yo' let 'er comb 'er hair good, yo' og, 'cuz yo' know women will leave hair in de comb by de roots. An' yo' take m' put it right in de bottom of yore socks. Open de hair flat yo' know an' put it in de socks an' wear it, an' it will weave into yore socks jes' lak de factory put it in dere. An' yo' got her undah yore control dere. (Do you wear that in both shoes?) Yes sir, yo' kin wear it in de both shoes, if yo' wanta - in both of yore socks, an' it will weave into it, chew know. It'll shure weave into it, cuz ah tried it.

Related subjects: Wear

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Entry 6149

Volume 4 · printed page 3008 · Wilson, N. Car.

Jes' lak if yo' got a wife an' if she leave yo' an' if yo's married an yo' do want 'er come back to yo'. If yo' could git aholt of 'er, some of 'er hair, a plait of 'er hair an' sew it up in a cloth. Tie it up in a cloth an' sew it on de inside of de sock an' wear dat sock an' nevah take dat sock off, jes' wear dat sock right dere fo' nine days, say she come back to yo' in de ninth or seventh day, but chew wear it on till de ninth day, an' say yo'll have her an' she'll nevah leave no mo'.

Related subjects: Cloth, Return, Wear

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Entry 6150

Volume 4 · printed page 3008 · Sumter, S. Car.

Sure, ah heard dat yo' jes' take dat hair an' put a few little diff'- ren' articles in it an' wear it in yore pocket. Yo' git de hair an' a piece of de foot out de right foot of dere stockin', an' yo' sew dat hair an' dat piece of stockin' togethah an' yo' wear it in yore pocket an' dey have to return.

(Either sock?)

Out de right foot.

Related subjects: Pocket, Stocking

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Entry 6151

Volume 4 · printed page 3008 · New Orleans, La.

Yo' kin take a man's hair, or eithah a woman's, an' yo' kin take dere hair an' a chicken feathah outa de top of 'is head.

(A feather off the top of a chicken's head?)

Yes sir, an' wear it in yore stockin's or about roun' yore waist or somewhere. Den yo' - den dat'll make dat man or woman can't do no way, yo' can't go nowhere. (Can't go with other women or other men?) Yes, sir. (You have to take that person's hair and a chicken feather from the top of a chicken's head?) An' de hair from de top of 'is head.

Related subjects: Feathers, Wear

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Entry 6152

Volume 4 · printed page 3008 · Florence, S. Car.

She kin take his stockin's an' turn 'em wrongsides befo' she wash 'em, yo' see, an' den she kin git some of de hairs of 'is haid an' put dat in dose stockin's an' table salt. It's a common thing dis table salt, an' put ut [it] undah de haid of 'er baid - see, fo' nine nights. An' dat'll stop 'im.

(That is if he is running around with other women - make him stay home.)

Yes sir.

Related subjects: Salt, Turn

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