Harris Dickson, The Red Book Magazine, Volume 41… (1923)
“ Now the daily task of helping to collect tribute for Aunt Cannie's orphans opened new vistas to his imagination. By dragging his wagon from house to house of rich white folks, 'Nias began to see how the other half lived, the upper half of a world that he knew intimately from its under side. And the prejudices of his eleven-year lifetime grew weaker as it developed that an old negro woman actually had pals among these big bugs, among a class of beings whom the hostility of 'Nias hitherto regarded only as people who would one day send him to the penitentiary. ”
