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Under the Chinaberry Tree: East Texas Folkways Sally Britton In 2005 he became closelyTumbleweed Smith loves to bring the sounds and stories to radio and newspaper audiences across Texas. "Texas Highways" magazine says he has probably "recorded more Texas characters on tape than anyone else." This book is a collection of some of the most fascinating East Texas tales and folk wisdom that he has gathered over the years. Born in Waco and raised in Fort Worth, Tumbleweed studied English at Baylor and journalism at the University of