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Peck’s Boss Book 142: Boys, you are rapidly becoming ‘old back numbers’.at back number (n.) under back, adj.2
Peck’s Boss Book 142: Boys, you are rapidly becoming ‘old back numbers’. Peck’s Boss Book 34: During the talk of the blue-nosed man the President swallowed a bit of tobacco.at blue-nosed, adj.
Peck’s Boss Book 159: Come, bub, we will go down to the candy store.at bub, n.3
Peck’s Boss Book 237: You are a daisy, and no Canuck wants to forget it.at Canuck, n.
Peck’s Boss Book 111: After a few moons the plaster [...] got in its work.at moon, n.
Peck’s Boss Book 72: I am no Pinkerton.at Pink, n.
Peck’s Boss Book 229: Pop is the most useless of all beverages.at pop, n.1
Peck’s Boss Book 73: I didn’t have any sand.at sand, n.1
Peck’s Boss Book 72: I am going to pull sand-baggers and horse-thieves for eighty dollars a month.at sandbagger, n.
Peck’s Boss Book 239: Sis, you sit right down there.at sis, n.
Peck’s Boss Book 9: Madame Modjeska, who is no slouch of an actress.at slouch, n.
Peck’s Boss Book 143: There was one crowd of old vets from Chicago.at vet, n.1
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