Pierre Arnette

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And he smiled, pleased, but he said: “Little-bit, I don’t know so much.” Then he said, with a change in his face and voice which she had grown to know: “I just decided me one day that I was going to get to know everything them white bastards knew, and I was going to get to know it better than them, so could no white son-of-a-bitch nowhere never talk me down, and never make me feel like I was dirt, when I could read him the alphabet, back, front, and sideways. Shit—he weren’t going to beat my ass, then. And if he tried to kill me, I’d take him with me, I swear to my mother I would.” Then he ...more
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