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Hunt Did the Weighing and Paying-off Himself. (Page 141) Frontispiece.
Thirty Dollars was Cheap for "the Entire Outfit" 68
Some of Hunt's "Colored Neighbors" 77
With Mary on the Pony in the Lead and the Ox-Cart Bringing up the Rear 91
A Youthful Cotton-Picker 140
While One Plowed With the Ox the Other Plowed with the Mule 224
"I Done Gwine Show yo' de Rest, Boss" 250
Hunt Could not Convince Himself that there Would be much more than Three-quarters of a Crop 295