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 | | As a child who had been near-crippled by illness in his youth, Ray earned money for the family by dancing in villages in the unusual, wobbly-legged way, for which he later became famous. |
 | | Armed with only his beat up guitar, Ray spent time back and forth on the railroads between Nelspruit and Johannesburg, as in those days, fl south Africans found without a "dompas" (identity document which enabled the bearer to live in "white only" city), were sent back to their rural homeland. |
 | | Persistent and ambitious, Ray finally evaded the authorities and got a short-lived "not for me" job as a mine policeman. |
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