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/ˈmɑstə/ · noun
(especially African-American Vernacular, obsolete) Pronunciation spelling of master..
My Marſter doſent kep Houſe or id get enof, Dam al the Clobs tha nevar din at hom for ſum on eni.
No, nuffin ob de kind; if de mutton was nice and fat, it would all be de same to de judge. He would not stop to axe wedder de sheep had white wool or brack wool. Well, just so it is, my frens, wid our Hebenly Marster.
When they wanted to have church services and keep old marster from hearin', they'd go out in the woods and turn the wash-pot upside down. You know that would take up all the sound.
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Marster means (especially African-American Vernacular, obsolete) Pronunciation spelling of master..
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My Marſter doſent kep Houſe or id get enof, Dam al the Clobs tha nevar din at hom for ſum on eni.
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