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M.S. Bradford Special 176: ‘A-ah, Madame!’ cries the abigail, triumphant.at abigail, n.1
M.S. Bradford Special 176: ‘A-ah, Madame!’ cries the abigail, triumphant. M.S. Bradford Special 72: Thirty dollars a week is a bonanza to a stenographer.at bonanza, n.
M.S. Bradford Special 118: ‘Simmons has been bucket-shopping ’em!’ remarks Renton caustically.at bucket shop, v.
M.S. Bradford Special 6: ‘I imagine the concern is not exactly on the square.’ ‘Kind of bucket-shop affair?’ .at bucket shop, n.
M.S. Bradford Special 171: With this charming canary bird under my thumb.at canary, n.1
M.S. Bradford Special 176: ‘Well, have your way with me,’ remarks her mistress, resignedly. ‘Only make me catchy.’ ‘Ciel! Madame shall be a fashion-plate.’.at catchy, adj.
M.S. Bradford Special 202: Give up the German band and wandering hand-organ, even if the monkey is a corker.at corker, n.2
M.S. Bradford Special 50: By craps, some big affair?at crap!, excl.
M.S. Bradford Special 49: He generally used mighty high-toned, upper-crust English.at upper crust, adj.
M.S. Bradford Special 220: God keep me from being the damnedest villain unhung.at damnedest (adj.) under damned, adj.
M.S. Bradford Special 45: Murder! Oh, Lordy! The fellow done him!at do, v.1
M.S. Bradford Special 57: ‘I’m done up.’ ‘Business gone wrong?’.at done up, adj.1
M.S. Bradford Special 53: Egad! it will only cost me a bottle of wine.at egad!, excl.
M.S. Bradford Special 281: ‘Fifty t’ousand dollars, or I throws dis Equalizer at your foots, and blow you to nottingness!’ [...] ‘A bomb? It will blow me up?’ she gasps.at equalizer, n.
M.S. Bradford Special 203: The master’s the right stuff! See him knock out those two dudes who had been giving the eye to his wife!at give someone the eye (v.) under eye, n.
M.S. Bradford Special 50: Yes! Great Gosh! you’ve got his voice now!at good gosh! (excl.) under gosh!, excl.
M.S. Bradford Special 31: ‘Where shall I tell hacky to drive?’ ‘Home!’.at hackie, n.
M.S. Bradford Special 139: Holy poker, if Myra should ever hear of the defunct Percy’s amour in the Tenderloin! [Ibid.] 270: ‘By poker!’ cries Mr. Wallie Peters.at by the holy poker! (excl.) under holy poker, n.1
M.S. Bradford Special 89: By Jack!at by jacks! (excl.) under jacks, n.1
M.S. Bradford Special 34: By the living Jingo, Renton!at jingo!, excl.
M.S. Bradford Special 203: Jocks! but he’s going to drive missus [...] he is.at jocks, n.
M.S. Bradford Special 45: Murder! Oh, Lordy!at lawdy!, excl.
M.S. Bradford Special 48: ‘Whew!’ whistles the ward man [...] ‘By the Lord, you’re a cute one!’ and goes away with a very knowing look on his phiz.at phiz, n.1
M.S. Bradford Special 203: By gum! the master’s the right stuff!at right stuff, n.
M.S. Bradford Special 6: At one time you were society man — ran with the ‘bloods.’.at run with (v.) under run, v.
M.S. Bradford Special 53: This Western mine owner has tapped his wallet very freely during the three days of metropolitan life.at tap, v.1
M.S. Bradford Special 91: By the Tombs, I don’t like these lady investigations!at by the Tombs! (excl.) under Tombs, the, n.
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