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Dene Hollow I 209: ‘How’s she?’ ‘She? Well, I’d not like to be a croaker, Squire Arde, but I’m afraid we shan’t have her long among us.’.at croaker, n.1
Dene Hollow I 209: ‘How’s she?’ ‘She? Well, I’d not like to be a croaker, Squire Arde, but I’m afraid we shan’t have her long among us.’. Dene Hollow I 299: I got a drop too much inside me yesterday afternoon – and my head’s fit to split.at drop, n.4
Dene Hollow III 26: And now things went on swimmingly. Captain Clanwaring, in feather as to cash, at least, temporarily, was the gayest of the gay.at in full feather under feather, n.
Dene Hollow I 299: I got a drop too much inside me yesterday afternoon – and my head’s fit to split.at fit to bust under fit to..., phr.
Dene Hollow I 192: I hope that wench, Pris, has kept my supper warm. [...] She’s a regular sawney, though, in some things.at sawney, n.1
Dene Hollow II 114: Do you suppose I shall ask your leave whether I call her names or not? She is a toad. There!at toad, n.
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