And my families--both my families, the Prices, my father's family, and the Rodwells, my mother's family, were much given to laughter and tale-telling and playing lovely pranks on one another, the things that people did in small towns and villages when, you know, there were very few other forms of external entertainment.
Reynolds Price Carolinian
Source
Interview with Terry Gross, Fresh Air, June 19, 2006
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- 2006
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