Note 72 — Chapter XLVII · A Cotton Plantation—Work, Workmen, Wages, Expenses and Returns.
Reading edition
They even steal one another’s corn-husk collars; and so every plowman carries home his harness at night and locks it up in his cabin.
Reading edition
They even steal one another’s corn-husk collars; and so every plowman carries home his harness at night and locks it up in his cabin.