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Her name was Fanny and her old mammy name was Nanny.
2
Faith, ye're not afraid of yer poor old mammy pullin' yer beautiful cur-r-rls?
3
If He don't care, who need care?-An'tI right, old mammy?
4
Oh, don't go to say you forget all about your poor old mammy!
5
Who's been cross and nasty to his poor old mammy?
6
Manners gave the old mammy a glance of reproof, a signal that alarmed me vastly.
7
I used to think my old mammy was handsome.
8
All us little ones would be nursed and fed by an old mammy, Aunt Mandy.
9
He recalled how the eyes of the old mammy, the proprietress, had fairly rolled with curiosity.
10
I will tell him it will kill me to be parted from my dear old mammy.
11
You remind me of my own old mammy.
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That is right, you good old mammy.
13
That's right, my own dear old mammy.
14
My poor old mammy, what is it?
15
Ef ye's a good chile, honey, ye shall go wid yer old mammy some time, ye shall.
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I ain't nothin' but a old mammy.
