1909 R.A. Wason Happy Hawkins 11: I’m the biggest fool this side o’ the big ditch.at big ditch (n.) under big, adj.
1909 R.A. Wason Happy Hawkins 12: A man can drink an’ fight an’ carry on for a year at a clip.at clip, n.1
1909 R.A. Wason Happy Hawkins 10: You always was the most obstinate, high-headed, bull-intellected thin-skin ’at ever drew down top wages fer punchin’ cows.at punch cows, v.
1909 R.A. Wason Happy Hawkins 304: Take the real native-son brand of Friscoite, an’ he’ll tell you ’at Frisco an’ Paradise are sunonomous [sic].at ’Frisco, n.
1909 R.A. Wason Happy Hawkins 10: You always was the most obstinate, high-headed, bull-intellected thin-skin ’at ever drew down top wages fer punchin’ cows.at high-headed (adj.) under high, adj.1
1909 R.A. Wason Happy Hawkins 10: ‘You go to Jericho, will you!’ snaps Jabez.at go to Jericho (till your beard be grown)! (excl.) under Jericho, n.
1909 R.A. Wason Happy Hawkins 42: I’d allus heard ’at he was a rip-snortin’ screamer, an’ here he was talkin’ low an’ level like.at screamer, n.
1909 R.A. Wason Happy Hawkins 10: ‘What are you ridin’ that old skin for?’ sez he. ‘’Cause it’s the only pony I got,’ sez I.at skin, n.1
1909 R.A. Wason Happy Hawkins 304: A sort of kettle turned upside down an’ covered with feathers for a sky-piece.at sky-piece (n.) under sky, n.1
1909 R.A. Wason Happy Hawkins 280: She was in the habit of estimatin’ just how little nurishment it would take to run her to the next feed [...] an’ makin’ a streak for it.at streak, n.
1909 R.A. Wason Happy Hawkins 29: He had one big tearin’ time of it and sluiced himself out with gin an’ dug up his old profanity.at tearing, adj.
1909 R.A. Wason Happy Hawkins 14: Two Greasers an’ a half blood Injun was playin’ poker with an old bunch o’ whiskers.at whiskers, n.1