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Forced toLive
ON TH
SIDE
P REACHER BEEKS had been in a
trance for twenty-four hours. He ;
had been pronounced dead, so that
when he did show signs of life, it threw
consternation in his ignorant negro parish
ioners.
Deacon Smith tore out hurriedly to
Preacher Brown, a rival minister, who had
been asked to “preach the funeral.”
Brown had not yet arisen. “Elder,” 1
said Smith excitedly, “you was to preach
Elder Becks’ funeral today, huh? Well,
bawd, does you know dat man corned back
to life jest now?”
Brown shook his head complacently,
i “ Yas, I knows all ’bout it.”
Smith gasped. “Man you’s been in bed,
I an’ 1 tore over here ’fore anybody. How
you knows ’bout it?”
Brown remained serene. “ I jest dis
minute dreamt ’zac’ly how it was. You
see, Becks died yistiddy an’ he made a bee
line for de Golden Gate an’ tried to bust i
straight on thoo.
“Says St. Peter, ‘Hold on derc—you’s
got to give ’count of yourse’f. What’s
your name?’
Beeks, suh,’ says Becks.
Not Preacher Beeks of Tootsville?’
“ 4 Yas, suh.’
“‘I)e Preacher Beeks dat raised all dat
ruction an’ ’sension in his congregation?
Lawd, man, I can’t let you in. You’d raise
I so much Cain in Heben ’till you’d keep de
; bawd always in hot water. You better go
j on down an’ see Mister Club-foots.’
“Beeks drapped on down to see Club-
foots. ‘Bum-bum-bum,’ he pounds on de
I big hot door.
“ W ho de Devil’s dare,’ bellows Club-
foots.
“Me—Becks.’
“‘Not Preacher Beeks of Tootsville?’
Yas, suh.’
De Preacher Beeks dat fust raised de
Debil in a church? Man, I can’t open dis
door for you. I got put out o’ Ileben ’cause
I’d rather rule here den serve up dere. I
jest can’t let you in. You’d raise up so
much 'sension here dat my best lieutenants
would turn ag’inst me an’ drive me out.
You go on up an’ see de bawd.’
“‘I jest come fum dere.’
“‘An’ dey wouldn’t let you in?’ still
fum ’hind his closed door.
“ ‘No, suh.’
‘“Well, you can’t come in here, Elder.
Sorry, but you go on back an’ tell de bawd
I say He’ll jest have to let you live, ’cause
I can't use you.’
“Yas, suh,” concluded Brown, “flat’s
how Beeks coined back to life. He's gwine
to live, an’ gwine to live a mighty long time
at dat, ’cause dey ain’t no place for him to
go when he leaves here.”
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