1904 E. Robins Magnetic North 154: No dog-puncher who knows what he’s about travels when his quick goes dead.at dog-puncher (n.) under dog, n.2
1904 E. Robins Magnetic North 177: We’ll go buy Pymeut in an ice-boat, lickety-split.at lickety-split, adv.
1904 E. Robins Magnetic North 145: Say, a nabob like you might give us a tip. How did you do the trick?at nabob, n.
1904 E. Robins Magnetic North 154: You don’t get an old Sour-dough like Dillon to travel at forty degrees.at sour dough (n.) under sour, adj.