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‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 46: To think I had balled up everything by flashing a small-time act on a big-time stage.at ball up, v.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 46: To think I had balled up everything by flashing a small-time act on a big-time stage. ‘Above the Law’ Coll. Stories (1994) 24: It seems he’s a big-time guy with a gun.at big-time, adj.
‘Above the Law’ Coll. Stories (1994) 19: If we hadn’t listened to that piker Delaney, we’d be doing small big-time over the R. and W.!at big time, n.1
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 30: ‘So you did your little bandit bit, did you?’ she said at last with keen irony.at bit, n.1
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 40: What’s bitin’ you?at what’s biting you? under bite, v.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 39: Know anything about the calico?at calico, n.1
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 47: Say, this mountain air is all the dope for hard sleeping, what?at dope, n.1
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 24: She handed me the frosty eye.at frosty, adj.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 18: Two dollars for ham and – in jay dump.at ham and (n.) under ham, n.1
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 30: Of all the tin-horn sports, the ham-fat, small-time actors, you’re the prize bonehead.at hamfat, adj.2
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 54: Ring off. Hang up.at hang up, v.3
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 40: Take it easy, kid.at take it easy under take it, v.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 18: Two dollars for ham and – in a jay dump.at jay, adj.2
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 20: Men, is Snider Gulch going to be left behind by a jerk-water shanty village like Three Rivers?at jerkwater, adj.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 65: I wish I was keen in the bean.at keen, adj.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 54: Don’t try that line on me any more, Jerry.at line, n.1
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 65: You’re talkin’ loco!at loco, adv.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 39: She’s a looker, boys – she’s a regular Cleopatra.at looker, n.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 19: Say, Jerry, you’re talking in your sleep. Wake up and get next to yourself!at get next to (v.) under next (to), adj.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 47: Jest pack that shootin’-iron with you by way of a friend.at pack, v.1
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 20: As parlor snakes, they aren’t in your class.at parlor snake (n.) under parlor, n.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 30: You’re the prize bonehead. Honey, does that begin to percolate?at percolate, v.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 31: Yep, I’m going to give this spiel to the papers [...] all scare heads.at scarehead (n.) under scare, n.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 38: Are we goin’ to act like a bunch of short horns?at shorthorn (n.) under short, adj.1
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 55: Take a slant at it, Jerry.at take a slant (v.) under slant, n.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 48: The only law I know, is to play square with each other.at play square (with) (v.) under square, adv.
‘Above the Law’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 28: You big, clumsy, square-headed, bat-eyed fool!at squareheaded, adj.1
‘Fixed’ in Coll. Stories (1994 ) 244: She had a kind of look for a second. Maybe she’s stringing me.at string (along), v.
‘Fixed’ Coll. Stories (1994) 249: What a beauty ... on the button! He can’t get up.at on the button under button, n.1
‘Fixed’ in Coll. Stories (1994) 247: ‘Little David, play on your harp!’ shouted the ringside jester.at play the harp (v.) under harp, n.1
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