101. A man work for rich and work for poor and yet his head outside.
—Nail-head.
102. There was an old man that live never building house till rain come.[30]
—John Crow: as soon as rain come he begin to cut posts, say he will build him a house. When sun comes out, he come to dry himself; never build house any more.
103. Man mek him house, an’ him bade da a do.[31]
—Ear of corn.
a) Old man in his room and the beard out in the hall.
104. Vineyard man walk through vineyard grass-piece and neither make track nor road.
—Sun.
105. I know a man talk every second.