1934 ‘Maxwell Grant’ ‘Murder Marsh’ in Shadow Oct. 🌐 There’s a bimbo I’m going to get—and I need a pack of gorillas to do it.at bimbo, n.
1934 ‘Maxwell Grant’ ‘Murder Marsh’ in Shadow Oct. 🌐 Blind luck saved the ex-convict. Luke thrust a hand upward. Pure chance enabled him to grip The Shadow’s wrist.at blind, adj.2
1934 ‘Maxwell Grant’ ‘Murder Marsh’ in Shadow Oct. 🌐 Well, it would take a queer duck like him to buy that old Culeth house.at duck, n.1
1934 ‘Maxwell Grant’ ‘Murder Marsh’ in Shadow Oct. 🌐 ‘We was to hear from him later. We didn’t.’ ‘You mean Culeth got him?’ ‘That’s the way it looked.’.at get, v.
1934 ‘Maxwell Grant’ ‘Murder Marsh’ in Shadow Oct. 🌐 I’ve learned plenty, Luke, since you went up to the big house.at go up, v.2
1934 ‘Maxwell Grant’ ‘Murder Marsh’ in Shadow Oct. 🌐 Bill was dead; Harry kicked in just after you fellows left.at kick in, v.1
1934 ‘Maxwell Grant’ ‘Murder Marsh’ in Shadow Oct. 🌐 It ain’t a bad idea to stand in with the bulls. That’s the way I play it nowadays.at stand in, v.1
1934 ‘Maxwell Grant’ ‘Murder Marsh’ in Shadow Oct. 🌐 Different from six years ago, when I took my trip up the river.at up the river under river, n.
1934 ‘Maxwell Grant’ ‘Murder Marsh’ in Shadow Oct. 🌐 The Shadow’s been smearing some mighty sweet rackets while you was in stir.at smear, v.
1934 ‘Maxwell Grant’ ‘Murder Marsh’ in Shadow Oct. 🌐 We brought in the swag. He held it. That old geezer hatched up new jobs.at swag, n.1
1934 ‘Maxwell Grant’ ‘Murder Marsh’ in Shadow Oct. 🌐 The Shadow’s been smearing some mighty sweet rackets while you was in stir.at sweet, adj.1