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‘Lest the Traplock Click’ in Callithump mag. in Texas Stories (1995) 2: He had bummed in the reefer more times than he had thumbs on his left hand.at bum, v.3
‘Lest the Traplock Click’ in Callithump mag. in Texas Stories (1995) 2: He had bummed in the reefer more times than he had thumbs on his left hand. ‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 15: Guys like me can’t never get away with bull like that to big-league lawyers like yourself.at big-league, adj.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 19: What do you think that rookie done when it pull up and I was shovin’ him into the blind, suitcase and all?at blind, n.2
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 16: That Jew didn’t know what that chip wanted a-tall.at chip, n.3
‘So Help Me’ Texas Stories (1995) 16: A dollar-woman come by and give us the eye.at dollar-woman (n.) under dollar, n.1
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 26: I seen a new Chrysler [...] and in front of it a big elephant ears was standin’.at elephant ears (n.) under elephant, n.
‘So Help Me’ from Story mag. in Texas Stories (1995) 21: I got my hooks in him then and set him down hard.at get one’s hooks on (v.) under hook, n.1
‘So Help Me’ from Story mag. in Texas Stories (1995) 18: He ain’t goin’ to hop nothin’ but blind baggage on a silk manifest.at hop, v.1
‘So Help Me’ from Story mag. in Texas Stories (1995) 19: When we got to Houston we had the chance to hop a hot-shot clear down to the valley.at hot-shot, n.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 16: I tol’ him he could get most of them for six bits if he jewed them down a little.at jew, v.
‘So Help Me’ from Story mag. in Texas Stories (1995) 24: We got a big pint for $1.00 and [...] after we killed it we still had twenty cents left.at kill, v.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 25: He says I can have the roscoe if I wish to be selfish, but he will get a long cut short for hisself.at long, n.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 19: I yelled back, you yellow Mexican bastard you, oney I said it in Mex.at Mex, n.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 16: We got a mite friendly then.at mite, n.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 17: He [...] didn’t offer the kid none ’cause he oney had a mite left for hisself.at mite, n.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 25: The Jew will grab the oday he says like it is all settled.at oday, n.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 19: He run after me and give me one on the side of the head.at give someone one (v.) under one, n.1
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 17: It began to gimme a pain just to look at that weasly-lookin’ puss.at puss, n.2
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 18: He was pretty wobbly, and when he seen the kid right away he wants to roll him, and pick up a rock as big as your head to do it with.at roll, v.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 19: What do you think that rookie done when it pull up and I was shovin’ him into the blind, suitcase and all?at rookie, n.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 25: It is all very well for you to say that one roscoe is enough when you are carryin’ it.at roscoe, n.
‘So Help Me’ Texas Stories (1995) 20: He had sewed her up but his pa wouldn’t let him marry her on account she ain’t no Jew.at sew up, v.
‘So Help Me’ Texas Stories (1995) 22: By the time it is morning I had decided to shake him, suitcase or no suitcase.at shake, v.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 25: I ax him what he is going to use for money to get the short.at short, n.
‘So Help Me’ (from Story mag.; in Texas Stories 1995 17: He gave me a shot but didn’t offer the kid none.at shot, n.1
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 18: He ain’t goin’ to hop nothin’ but blind baggage on a silk manifest.at silk, adj.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 26: I figger to myself he musta squeezed the Jew.at squeeze, v.
‘So Help Me’ in Texas Stories (1995) 16: I had a hunch I could wangle a meal out of him if I just hung on a minute.at wangle, v.
‘A Holiday in Texas’ in Texas Stories (1995) 40: Ah was beat an’ ah was starve — boys! — when ah was twenty ah didn’t have a pot to pitch in.at beat, adj.
‘Thundermug’ in Texas Stories (1995) 74: There was a wad in the right [shoe] big enough to choke a string-haltered mare.at big enough to choke a bull (adj.) under big, adj.
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