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Besides the familiar buckra, and a few proper names, as Cuffy, Quash, and perhaps Cudjo, I only know of churray (spill) which may be 'throw' way;' ouna or ona, 'you' (both singular and plural, and used only for friends), as 'Ona build a house in Paradise;' and aw, a kind of expletive, equivalent to 'to be sure,' as, 'Dat clot' cheap.' 'Cheap aw.' 'Dat Monday one lazy boy.' 'Lazy aw--I 'bleege to lick 'em.' " These interesting quotations illustrate the linguistic peculiarities of the South Carolina negro
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