An' continually so he go an' come back, him still borrowing Annancy quart pot.
An' Annancy think it very hard, say:—"Somet'ing Bro'er Tacoma is measuring." An' Annancy want to know what it is.
A second day when Tacoma sent for the quart pot again Annancy 'tudy a plan.
When Tacoma come him give it to him, an' as Tacoma reach his yard don't begin measure yet, Annancy tell one of his picny that they must go a Bro'er Tacoma yard an' tell him that him really want the quart pot, must make haste make haste send it at once.
An' when the picny go he tell him must look an' see what Bro'er Tacoma measuring. An' he couldn' find out.
An' a third day him sent to the shop an' buy penny halfpenny white flour, an' when him gone home he make it to paste an' piecen the quart pot bottom inside, an' said to himself:—"Anyt'ing Bro'er Tacoma measure, whether fe rice or gungo or flour, or either money, one must fasten in the flour."
An' when Tacoma come back he sent for the quart pot.
An' when Tacoma measure done he send it back. An' as he send it a very large two an' sixpence piece fasten in the flour.
An' Annancy say:—"T'ank God I find out what Bro'er Tacoma doing with my quart pot."
An' same time he goes to Tacoma yard an' begins to cry upon Tacoma that Bro'er Tacoma must carry him an' show him where he get the money.