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House of Cain 19: Say — isn’t she a bonzer!at bonzer, n.
House of Cain 19: Say — isn’t she a bonzer! House of Cain 251: I got a brain-wave!at brainwave (n.) under brain, n.1
House of Cain 264: ‘Jumping nannygoats!’ he exclaimed.at jumping cats!, excl.
House of Cain 114: You lookin’ for a clinah named Austilline Thorpe?at cliner, n.
House of Cain 84: It will be all of a fortnight before we strike ‘The Corner’ of N.S.W.at corner, the, n.
House of Cain 20: High Balls, and Corpse Revivers look pretty, but I want a drink.at corpse reviver (n.) under corpse, n.
House of Cain 92: William J. went terrible crook when I shot a couple of ’em.at crook, adj.
House of Cain 251: It seems to me, my bonny old digger, that we’re about to enter the shoot first, shoot straight, and keep on shooting stage.at digger, n.1
House of Cain 98: ‘Dope’s getting a bit stale,’ Hendry remarked, cutting a pipeful of tobacco.at dope, n.1
House of Cain 122: Bullets ‘flunked’ into the straw-stuffed pack-saddles.at flunk, v.
House of Cain 264: ‘Goodo!’ replied Monty.at good-o!, excl.
House of Cain 102: Certainly we are now well into the Never-Never country.at never-never, the, n.1
House of Cain 34: Steady, old lad! Here come the Nosey Parkers.at old lad (n.) under old, adj.
House of Cain 200: Now, now! Don’t get into a paddy.at paddy, n.3
House of Cain 263: You just drop your little pop-gun tood sweet, or I’ll drop you.at popgun, n.
House of Cain 120: He’s gone back to his old possie [...] Or there may be two of them.at possie, n.
House of Cain 121: We’ll be in Queer Street all the same if he punctures our water-drums.at in Queer Street under Queer Street, n.
House of Cain 121: The good old days when ‘men was men, and byes was byes, me pimply-faced young shaver—h’rumph!’.at shaver, n.1
House of Cain 261: Here, Fly! Sick ’em, old girl! Sool ’em!at sool, v.
House of Cain 92: Well, you have your squirt handy.at squirt, n.
House of Cain 122: Wing him, Monty! Only wing him!at wing, v.
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