Yes.
Granny
Den watch me mek my w’ite man Lightfoot outer Lightfoot money.
[She seizes the bunch of bills from the table and plucking strands of hair from her head she begins tying the money together; taking the candle from the table she holds it over the tripod until it is soft and then kneads it with the money until the whole grows into the rude semblance of a human figure. Stooping then to the hearth she takes up the two charred sticks of her son’s pyre and with one of these she stabs the wax mannikin through the breast. Holding up the impaled figure she stands over her tripod and again speaks:]
Say dis atter me:—
By de fieh at night, by de black boy down,
The Sisters
“By the fire at night, by the black boy down,”
Granny
By de skunt-off face an’ de red on de groun’,