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AdelaideCasely-Hayford
1868–1960
A teacher and fiction writer who in 1923 founded the Girls' Vocational School in Freetown. Her best-known story, “Mista Courifer”, pokes fun at a Freetown man who loves everything English. The poet Gladys Casely-Hayford was her daughter.
Usay wi fɛn am ↗Ɔda wok dɛn
Wi de kip di wɔd dɛn te wi gɛt pamishɔn fɔ print dɛn, ɔ te wi fɛn di ɔl pɔym.
Mista Courifer
An African Treasury, ed. Langston Hughes, 1960
Rid am usay dɛn print am ↗
Yu na Adelaide Casely-Hayford, ɔ in famili?
Wi go lɛk print wan pɔym ɔ wan pis frɔm yu buk ya, ɔ rikɔd yu de rid am lawd, wit link to di buk so pipul go bay am. Natin nɔ go ɔp te yu gri na rayt: wan imel fɔ se yɛs du.
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