> Aunt Bea was talking to Clara in reference to the man Clara was going with,
> she
> said: "Does he still cut slits in his shoes?"
It's I before E, except after C and E before E in Aunt Bee. I know, we always
forget that rule.
Cutting slits in shoes allowed room for kids' toes as they
Back in the day all men wore dress shoes with leather bottoms, or soles. If
anyone has ever had a pair of these shoes you know that they are very slick on
most floor surfaces and carpet. The only good traction is on concrete.
A man would sometimes take a knife and cut slits across the bottom
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