If she could make three dollars an' Chris three, you all could git along right peart.' [Please select]
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You ain't fergot how peart I use ter wuk w'en you wuz over me in ole marster's day.' [Please select]
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"You look peart as a struttin' turkey gobbler," said the old woman.' [Please select]
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I've seed 'em at seventy, an' shufflin' about peart as Marse Clarence's gamecocks.' [Please select]
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She's ez peart ez she kin be-- Now we're married--she's no chicken, but she's good enough for me.' [Please select]
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Yes, she's purty an' ez peart as she kin be 96 Hark, hark.' [Please select]
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But Hubbard is a right peart little place, with a bank, two stores, three churches, an' nigh on to two hundred people.' [Please select]
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Mavis raised her eyes, but she was so long answering that the old woman broke in: "He's mighty peart fer sech a' old man, but he's a-breakin' fast an' he ain't long fer this wuld."' [Please select]
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From the moment of her birth when, in the words of her negro "mammy" she had looked "as peart as life," she had begun her battle against the enveloping twin powers of decay and inertia. [Please select]
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