Hundreds of linguistic delights like abode (a wooden board), acknowledge the corn (to confess), and pully bone (wishbone) are in this book for all who enjoy speaking Southern, or wish they could. Over 27,000 words.
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Thomas W. Howard has worked as an editor and reporter for the Richmond Times-Dispatch for almost forty years. Currently, he serves as a humor columnist and free-lance writer. Mr. Howard has worked as the Virginia correspondent for McGraw-Hill World News and for Fortune magazine. His book, Black Voyage, published by Little Brown in 1971, was ranked as one of that year's ten best juveniles by The School Library Journal.
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