Part 2 — LXXIV.
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In imitating animals the negro is clever. He moos like a cow, grunts like a pig, whinnies like a horse, besides the minor accomplishments of miauling and barking. Even trammelled by music this cock's crow is good:—

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Me cock a crow coocoorico, before day him a crow coocoorico, him a crow fe me wake coocoorico.
(Sound the i short as in rich.)