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Northerner 115: It will be just as easy ‘as falling off a log’.at easy as falling off a log, adj.
Northerner 115: It will be just as easy ‘as falling off a log’. Northerner 222: Any influence which I might have ordinarily won’t be worth a continental damn to-night.at not worth a damn, phr.
Northerner 217: Poor devils, they were ashy with fear. The black ones get about the color of the ashes in my pipe.at ashy, adj.
Northerner 202: Served by old-time ‘aunties’ in snowy white, with bright-colored turbans on their heads.at aunt, n.
Northerner 227: Jiminy! [...] This beats out all creation!at beat (someone) out of (v.) under beat, v.
Northerner 13: Why, howdy, Cur’nel – ya’as, fum Sa-a-nd Mountain ... crapping yit!at crapping, adj.
Northerner 258: That talk about the unconstitutionality of the Moody bill fizzled out, did n’t it?at fizzle (out), v.
Northerner 218: I knew he was a gone ’coon.at gone coon (n.) under gone, adj.1
Northerner 240: Lawdy, don’t I wisht I had er piece er M’lindy’s cawn bread.at lawdy!, excl.
Northerner 69: Still, let us leave out the ‘black mammies,’ and the old-time ‘body-servants’.at mammy, n.1
Northerner 221: There are three or four hundred men there, armed, and drunk with moonshine whiskey.at moonshine, adj.
Northerner 165: ‘This is a nice bit of moral muck I’m about to drag you through, Falls!’ [...] ‘Well,’ – he loosened his tie with a savage jerk, as though it choked him, – ‘that girl – that colored girl – is my daughter.’.at muck, n.1
Northerner 203: I like Falls – I wish I had his muscle!at muscle, n.
Northerner 93: It had been on the market quite a bit before Wheatley nabbed me!at nab, v.1
Northerner 154: Dish ’er de forwa’dest nigger on dis yearth!at nigger, n.1
Northerner 199: But de niggers, dey ain’t spiling none ’bouten hit.at spill, v.
Northerner 213: ‘No man not escorting a lady’—a stag, you know—could go upon the floor.at stag, n.4
Northerner 317: Then we’ll stick our ‘local capitalists’ for punitive damages in the Federal courts. ‘Sting money’ will make Evert and Hallett sweat worse than the old General did under that B. H. & Q. business.at stick, v.
Northerner 78: Billy is a cane-brake nigger; he’ll take to the sticks like a duck to water when he’s scared – won’t you, Will-Henry?at sticks, n.2
Northerner 122: When it comes to yallow gals – they’re all alike, and they’re all rotten!at yellow girl (n.) under yellow, adj.
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