I don't tote it abaout inside my shirt, as some dew,it ain't my way; but I keep it in my wallet long with my other valleu'bles, and guess I set as much store by it as ef it was all painted up, and done off to kill.

"You niggers wait heah tull I runs up to Miss Vannie's an' git some o' Cissie's clo'es fuh you to tote her.

[6055] "Uxor si cessas amare te cogitat Aut tote amari, aut potare, aut animo obsequi, Ex tibi bene esse soli, quum sibi sit male.

[It should be remarked, however, that in another place, Dial. 78, he speaks of 'the census which then took place for the first time ([Greek: ousaes tote protaes]) under Cyrenius.']

Kai gegraptai hoti tote sunaekan oi mathaetai, hoti peri Ioannon tou Baptistou eipen autois.

Tote sunaekan oi mathaetai hoti peri Ioannou tou Baptistou eipen autois.

Willow set down a canvas tote bag and the two exchanged hugs.

Let "dada" tote the clock for you.

No? Wants to tote 'er hisself?

well I was goin' to take him out to Sunday-school to tote a bannerall his little 'Piscopal friends totes bannersan' thet he could pick out some purty candles for the altar, an' he 'lowed immejate thet he'd buy pink ones.

I ever see, an' when I see it, seem like she couldn't nachelly be expected to tote no other kind.

"Pluck the superabundant huckleberry," said they, "while we, suspending your firkin and your traps upon the setting-pole, tote them, as the spies of Joshua toted the grape-clusters of the Promised Land.

" "Yo' can tote him back home, mebbe.

" "I reckon I'll fry up some chicken an' bake some cakes, so yo' can tote it right along wid yo'.

" Name of interviewer: Mrs. Bernice Bowden Subject: Humorous Tales of Slavery Days "I was born in 1854 and 'co'se I wasn't big enough to work much in slavery times, but one thing I did do and that was to tote watermelons for the overseer and pile 'em on the porch.

They had to tote their weight hundred pounds, two pounds, whatever it was down to the weighing place and they had to weigh it.

[Greek: Aen neos, alla penaes nun gaeron, plousios eimi O monos ek panton oiktros en amphoterois, Os tote men chraesthai dunamaen, hopot oud' en eichon.

I was with 'em and I cried for 'em to tote me.

"Marse John (he was old master's oldest son) he used to tote me about in his saddle bags.

and she'd tote me a while.

"She would grab up two bags of guana (fertilizer) and tote 'em at one time," said Irene, and was never found shirking her work.

You lif's de close outa de wash pot wid dis here battlin' stick; den you tote 'em to de battlin' blockdis here stump.

" As a child Willis was required to "tote water and wood, help at milking time and run errands."

"As a child I uster have to tote water to de old people on de farm and tend de cows an' feed de sheep.

Go down, Gabriel, an' tote her in."