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Updated: May 26, 2025
"Oh yo, bredern, is yer gwine ober Jordern?" Half-asleep, they thought, but with dull questionings at work in his brain, some queer notions about freedom, of that unknown North, mostly mixed with his remembrance of his father, a vicious old negro, that in Pennsylvania would have worked out his salvation in the under cell of the penitentiary, but in Georgia, whipped into heroism, had betaken himself into the swamp, and never returned.
Who's gwine to be de sheep, an' who's gwine to be de goats? Let's all try to be like de li'l white lambs, bredern. Shall we be de goats, sisters? Naw, we's gwine to be de sheep. Who's gwine to be de sheep, bredern, an' who's gwine to be de goats? Tak' care ob youh souls, sisters; tak' care ob youh souls. Remember, dere's gwine to be goats an' sheep.
No Two Ways About It A colored preacher who had only a small share of this world's goods, and whose salary was not forthcoming on several occasions, became exasperated. At his morning service he spoke to his church members thusly: "Bredern and sistern, things is not as should be. You 'must not 'spects I can preach on u'th an' boa'd in Heben." The Maid Knew a Thing or Two
Paying the fee, the man said, "That was half a dollar easily earned, son." "Sure," said the boy, "but youse mustn't fergit that bank directors is paid high in Noo Yawk." At Any Cost A darky preacher was lost in the happy selection of his text, which he repeated in vigorous accents of pleading. "Oh, bredern, at de las' day dere's gwine to be sheep and dere's gwine to be goats.
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