1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadle’s Half Dime Library XI:271 6/1: That must be a powerful strong wagon to carry such a big baby in it as that.at baby, n.
1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadles Half Dime Library XI:271 4/1: ‘I am Baldy Bicknell—though I ginerally go by the name “Baldy”.’ [...] the stranger removed his hat and displayed his clean-shaven pate.at baldy, n.
1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadle’s Half Dime Library XI:271 6/3: These new-fangled things generally go well at first, and then, afore yer know it, they bu’st all to blazes.at all to blazes (adj.) under blazes, n.
1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadles Half Dime Library XI:271 3/1: I thought she had upset or bu’sted her b’iler!at burst one’s boiler (v.) under boiler, n.1
1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadle’s Half Dime Library XI:271 5/1: By the jumpin’ jingo! if we was consarnedly mean enough to do it, there ain’t no need of it.at consarned, adv.
1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadle’s Half Dime Library XI:271 8/2: He was on the ‘go’ continually.at on the go under go, n.1
1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadles Half Dime Library XI:271 12/2: Arrah, now, get out wid ye!at go on!, excl.
1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadles Half Dime Library XI:271 5/1: Jerusalem! they’ll be sure to pay us a visit—I’ll be gummed if they won’t.at gum, v.1
1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadles Half Dime Library XI:271 2/1: By the Jumping Jehosiphat, naow if that don’t beat all natur’!at jumping Jehoshaphat!, excl.
1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadle’s Half Dime Library XI:271 5/1: By the jumpin’ jingo!at jumping, adj.1
1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadles Half Dime Library XI:271 5/1: I kerwholloped in the water.at kerwhallop, v.
1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadles Half Dime Library XI:271 4/2: But skin me, younker, I want to buy it!at skin me!, excl.
1882 E.S. Ellis Huge Hunter in Beadles Half Dime Library XI:271 5/1: Jist take a squint up the river.at squint, n.