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Entry 6949

Volume 4 · printed page 3149 · Waycross, Ga.

Take a snail an' jes' lak if yo' have corns or Warts an' things on yo', yo' kin take a snail an' rub 'im on dere an' hit will carry dem away.

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Entry 1563

Volume 1 · printed page 494 · Wilson, N. Car.

Take de snail an' put it on a corn, an' jes' rub it on de corn when de moon's a shrinkin', an' dat corn will leave dat foot.

Related subjects: Moon

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Entry 2306

Volume 1 · printed page 649 · Waycross, Ga.

Yo' take a snail now. Regardless to how a person is, dey tell me if a person is fast an' as pert as dey wants tuh be, yo' kin take a snail. Yo' kin take a snail an' take 'im an' rub it on anything - yo' kin rub it on corn dat be on yo' feet or a bunion or anything. If you do dat it will care [carry] it off.

(What about rubbing that snail on a person that is fast?)

Well, yo' take it an' yo' rub it on a person dat's fast, jes' rub it nine times on a person. It'll git dem to de place where he jes' kin mope along - he can't go, he jes' be draggin'. People might say, "Well, ah wonder what ails So- an'-so," say, "he used to be jes' as fast, an' now he can't hardly git along." Well, dey don't know. It's someone dey done got a snail on him - dat's whut chew cail puttin' a snail on him.

Related subjects: Immobility

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Entry 13074

Volume 5 · printed page 4430

You catch a snail and you split him open alive and put him on that toe and tie it there. Now, when you take him off, that corn is coming off with him.

(I see, that cures the corn.) [New Orleans 131:2.]

Related subjects: Toes

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