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Colonel’s Dream 74: He’s not a ‘Black and Tan Republican,’ but a ‘Lily White’.at black and tan, adj.
Colonel’s Dream 74: He’s not a ‘Black and Tan Republican,’ but a ‘Lily White’. Colonel’s Dream 222: Then Bark hauled off an’ hit ’im. They had it hot an’ heavy for a while.at hot and heavy, phr.
Colonel’s Dream 79: He has fell on his feet dis time, suh, sho’s you bawn.at sure as you’re a foot high under sure as..., phr.
Colonel’s Dream 194: What gentleman here would want his daughter to marry a blubber-lipped, cocoanut-headed, kidney-footed, etc., etc., nigger?at coconut-headed (adj.) under coconut, n.1
Colonel’s Dream 226: They had been brought down in the regular ‘Jim Crow’ car, for the colonel saw coloured women and children come out ahead of them.at Jim Crow, adj.
Colonel’s Dream 115: It belongs to a comapany [...] but Old Bill Fetters owns the majority of the stock – durn, him!at darn, v.
Colonel’s Dream 28: So when I got my laig kyo’ed up [...] I come back hyuh whar I wuz bo’n.at k.o., v.1
Colonel’s Dream 58: You niggers are always kickin’ [...] I never see people so hard to satisfy.at kick, v.1
Colonel’s Dream 194: What gentleman here would want his daughter to marry a blubber-lipped, cocoanut-headed, kidney-footed, etc., etc., nigger?at kidney-foot (n.) under kidney, n.
Colonel’s Dream 222: Lee had more strength, but Bark had more science, an’ laid Lee out col’.at lay out cold (v.) under lay out, v.
Colonel’s Dream 74: He’s not a ‘Black and Tan Republican,’ but a ‘Lily White’.at lilywhite, n.
Colonel’s Dream 207: Who is this mucker, anyway?at mucker, n.2
Colonel’s Dream 115: Not by a durn sight.at by a long sight (adv.) under sight, n.2
Colonel’s Dream 101: He’s only a poor stick, the last of good stock run to seed.at stick, n.
Colonel’s Dream 76: They are not conscious of any disgrace attending stripes or the ball and chain.at stripes, n.1
Colonel’s Dream 67: I thought, suh, that you looked like a No’the’n man. That bein’ so, doubtless you’d like somethin’ on the Uncle Tom order.at Uncle Tom, adj.
Colonel’s Dream 206: I could tote a bunch of beauty like that around the ballroom all night.at tote, v.1
Colonel’s Dream 23: ‘Howdy do, uncle,’ said the colonel.at uncle, n.
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