Parson WalkA collection of stories and thoughts written in mountain dialogue, inspired by learning of Parsons who walked the ridges of the Southern States a century ago. Pithy, humorous and gutsy-spiritual -- life itself in a conversational mode. |
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Contents
Section 1 | 5 |
Section 2 | 7 |
Section 3 | 9 |
Section 4 | 14 |
Section 5 | 18 |
Section 6 | 19 |
Section 7 | 24 |
Section 8 | 26 |
Section 12 | 42 |
Section 13 | 44 |
Section 14 | 50 |
Section 15 | 56 |
Section 16 | 63 |
Section 17 | 65 |
Section 18 | 70 |
Section 19 | 71 |
Common terms and phrases
a'tall afore ain't ain’t asked askin atall Aunti Bess bein believin berries Bessie bout the Parson cabin cept chattin Chester choppin Christmas cider coulda doin fella Fercus fergittin fetch fire fishin fixin flatland folks gentle touch goin gotta Granny guess guessin hands healing hee-haw Hemlock Hollow if’n ifin Jess kids kinda knowin leastwise listen lookin Lottie Luddie magickal mean meanin mem’ries memberin mountain mountain born n'er neath never night offin Parson amble passin playin plowin preacher preachin predictin recon right quick rockin Ruffus say nuthin say the Parson sayin seein seemed sharin sittin smile soul spect spell Squire staff startin stick stories stuck sure ta Ridge talk tell tellin Tennessee thar thar’s things thinkin thought told Tommy Lee trails truth tryin twistin vittles walkin walks wantin warmin wasn’t watchin wavin Willy youngin
Bibliographic information
| Title | Parson Walk |
| Author | faucon of Sakin'el |
| Publisher | Lulu.com, 2008 |
| ISBN | 0557018048, 9780557018048 |
| Length | 77 pages |
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