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Seth’s Brother’s Wife 384: I’ll shaow him to yeh in th’ jerk of a lamb’s tail.at two shakes of a lamb’s tail, phr.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 384: I’ll shaow him to yeh in th’ jerk of a lamb’s tail. Seth’s Brother’s Wife 274: ‘Right you air, tew!’ Milton responded.at right you are!, excl.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 1: Ole Sabriny’s got her back up this time to stay.at get one’s back up (v.) under back, n.1
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 296: By Cracky! [...] don’t it beat natur’!at beat all (v.) under beat, v.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 321: I ain’t much of a han’ to blab everythin’.at blab, v.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 339: He’s th’ blamedest fool in th’ county.at blame, adj.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 384: It makes a man ashamed [...] to see th’ foolish ways these here blockheads git caught.at blockhead, n.1
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 198: Especially if Abe Beekman, up in Jay County, tries any of his funny work.at funny business, n.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 280: P’raps you kin git an idee by this time haow the Jay caounty cat’s goin’ to jump.at see which way the cat jumps (v.) under cat, n.1
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 112: What are they chewing on to-night? [...] the Sigel racket?at chew (it) over (v.) under chew, v.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 124: I’m sick and tired of getting out telegraph for these chuckle-headed printers to throw on the floor!at chuckleheaded, adj.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 391: Do you clip over and tell Annie.at clip, v.2
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 106: Aw, come off! You’re rushin’ the season. Hop’s ain’t ripe yet.at come off!, excl.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 296: By Cracky! [...] don’t it beat natur’!at cracky!, excl.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 324: S’elp me die, crisscross, I ain’t!at crisscross!, excl.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 187: Nothing less like the bachelor’s den dear to tradition can be imagined.at den, n.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 339: Over in Jay we wouldn’t elect sech a dumb-head to be a hog-reeve.at dumbhead (n.) under dumb, adj.1
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 107: You just everlastingly gave it to that snide show to-night.at everlastingly, adv.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 107: You just everlastingly gave it to that snide show to-night [...] The sooner those fakirs understand that they can’t play Tecumseh people for chumps, the better.at fakir, n.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 1: Ef ther’ ain’t a flare-up in this haouse ’fore long, I miss my guess.at flare-up, n.1
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 113: Great old man, that [...] there’s no flies on him!at no flies on..., phr.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 322: Some gallus lookin’ young fellers.at gallows, adj.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 5: He ain’t the boss here, by a jug-full!at by a jugful under jug, n.1
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 79: I was kine o’ wond’rin’ ef this here notion o’ Seth’s goin’ away wouldn’t knock it all in th’ head.at knock it on the head (v.) under knock, v.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 108: So long, boys!at so long, phr.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 309: My own thoughts murder me!at murder, v.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 107: You just everlastingly gave it to that snide show to-night. Wasn’t it a scorcher, though?at scorcher, n.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 107: You just everlastingly gave it to that snide show to-night [...] The sooner those fakirs understand that they can’t play Tecumseh people for chumps, the better.at snide, adj.
Seth’s Brother’s Wife 322: Ef you’ve got anythin’ to say, spit it aout!at spit it out! (excl.) under spit, v.
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