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The Runner

The Runner IKJ)I by George Strange Detroit, Mich. March 7 To Whom It May Concern: This is to introduce my son, Pridemore, Jr., to any of you who don't remember him or haven't been accorded the pleasure of meeting up with him. He is a fine boy and has been a loving and dutiful son and is now full-grown by four years and of a mind to return to Kentucky, which was my home and the home of generations before me. He is a strong boy and no more afraid of work than a hawk's afraid of a shadow. While he's never farmed, he's wanting work in that line and will do good by any of you who want to hire him on. He's smart and learns fast, and you could pay him whatever you're a mind to until he gets to knowing more and is worth more to you. He is not needing of much money for he will be living on the old homeplace and working my ten acres, and he is not encumbered by as much as a wife or children or anyone to support except himself. 1 have steady worked building Fords for twenty-five years and http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Appalachian Review University of North Carolina Press

The Runner

Appalachian Review , Volume 10 (4) – Jan 8, 1982
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IKJ)I by George Strange Detroit, Mich. March 7 To Whom It May Concern: This is to introduce my son, Pridemore, Jr., to any of you who don't remember him or haven't been accorded the pleasure of meeting up with him. He is a fine boy and has been a loving and dutiful son and is now full-grown by four years and of a mind to return to Kentucky, which was my home and the home of generations before me. He is a strong boy and no more afraid of work than a hawk's afraid of a shadow. While he's never farmed, he's wanting work in that line and will do good by any of you who want to hire him on. He's smart and learns fast, and you could pay him whatever you're a mind to until he gets to knowing more and is worth more to you. He is not needing of much money for he will be living on the old homeplace and working my ten acres, and he is not encumbered by as much as a wife or children or anyone to support except himself. 1 have steady worked building Fords for twenty-five years and

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Appalachian Review – University of North Carolina Press

Published: Jan 8, 1982

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