1868 L.M. Alcott Little Women II 100: I’ll be hanged if I don’t make them buy every flower she’s got, and camp down before her table afterward.at camp down (v.) under camp, v.1
1868 L.M. Alcott Little Women II 149: I passed Mr. Bhaer’s room, where she was rummaging. ‘Did you ever see such a den, my dear?’.at den, n.
1868 L.M. Alcott Little Women II 177: Laurie ‘dug’ to some purpose that year, for he graduated with honor.at dig, v.1
1868 L.M. Alcott Little Women II 17: ‘I never cry unless from some great affliction.’ ‘Such as old fellows going to college, hey?’.at hey!, excl.
1868 L.M. Alcott Little Women I 333: Highty tighty! Is that the way you take my advice, miss?at highty-tighty!, excl.
1868 L.M. Alcott Little Women II 168: It’s evident that her doesn’t prink at his glass before coming down.at prink, v.