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‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 26 Nov. 6/5: ‘An’ you stringin’ me into believin’ they [i.e. letters] must be meant for another guy named Banana?’.at string (along), v.
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 26 Nov. 6/5: ‘An’ you stringin’ me into believin’ they [i.e. letters] must be meant for another guy named Banana?’. ‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 26 Nov. 6/5: ‘An’ ef a gelmun’s beezer ain’t the shade of a corps’s. Is they any disgrace to bein’ one of the boys?’.at beezer, n.1
‘Life on Broadway’ in McClure’s Mag. Dec. 178/1: She got engaged to a Chicago packer’s son; but the old man blowed in, an’ Birdie grabbed him instead.at blow in, v.2
‘Life on Broadway’ in McClure’s Mag. Dec. 178/1: 1 just yank the coat off
while one my boys breezes away with the bonnet.at breeze, v.1
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 10 Dec. 10/4: ‘Ain’t you the gent who called me for keepin’ all the pictures in the theater trunk, an’ when I put ’em out you snap at me’.at call, v.
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 10 Dec. 10/5: ‘Quit now, genlmun! The seckond table's in the hall waitin’ to git their chuck’.at chuck, n.3
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 10 Dec. 10/4: ‘Don’t yuh never git the notion bein’ a mechanic’s a cinch, sister‘.at cinch, n.1
‘Life on Broadway’ in McClure’s Mag. Dec. 178/1: Did you ever meet Gawge of Greece? 1 understand he's a reg’lar clip; but then, scandal’s alius busy.at clip, n.4
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 10 Dec. 10/5: ‘You talk daffy’.at daffy, adj.
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 10 Dec. 10/4: ‘Believe a old pal, Imogen, they’s some places where but one of yer slams would put yuh in awful Dutch, but I’m one who kin an’ does make allowances’.at in Dutch under Dutch, n.1
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 26 Nov. 6/5: ‘An’ who was it last evenin’ over’n the Dutchman’s wanted to stand on the table an’ sing “The Rosary”?’.at Dutchman, n.
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 10 Dec. 10/4: ‘Encore the cake’.at encore, n.
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 10 Dec. 10/4: ‘Can’t a man mention a matter without bringin’ on three days’ hammerin’?’.at hammer, v.1
‘Life on Broadway’ in McClure’s Mag. Dec. 177/1: Them dolls from the middle West needs to be learned I ain’t lookin’ up no numbers if 1 don’t git handed.at hand, v.
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 10 Dec. 10/5: ‘Miss Heffelfinger got Sharkey, the Australian boomerang thrower, to lay for pop, an’ pop took out for the station’.at lay into, v.
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 26 Nov. 6/5: ‘I s’pose I’m the human sponge, ain’t I? A guy doin’ the work I am on the wlre’d do well bein’ a lusher’.at lusher, n.
‘Life on Broadway’ in McClure’s Mag. Dec. 178/2: Their queens gives ’em a raggin’ frequent — which all
men need it.at ragging, n.
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 26 Nov. 6/5: ‘l remember when I first met you, Louisa, our pa was sellin’ cough syrup from a buggy an’ dealin’ the shells in between’.at shells, n.
‘Life on Broadway’ in McClure’s Mag. Dec. 178/1: A man demeans himself by actin’ short with the help when he’s with a lady.at short, adj.1
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 10 Dec. 10/4: ‘Don’t yuh never git the notion bein’ a mechanic’s a cinch, sister‘.at sister, n.
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 10 Dec. 10/4: ‘Believe a old pal, Imogen, they’s some places where but one of yer slams would put yuh in awful Dutch, but I’m one who kin an’ does make allowances’.at slam, n.1
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 26 Nov. 6/5: The Slavey—Will I feed Elmer the seal, mum? The Landlady—Oh, Heavings, Susy, wait’ll I git my thoughts together .at slavey, n.
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 10 Dec. 10/5: ‘We ain’t got no real sluggers any more’.at slugger, n.
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 10 Dec. 10/5: ‘Learn not to be allus spillin’ private business, Minnie, an’ yuh’ll be jest as pop’lar’.at spill, v.
‘Our Theatrical Boarding House’ in L.A. Herald 26 Nov. 6/5: ‘I s’pose I’m the human sponge, ain’t I? A guy doin’ the work I am on the wlre’d do well bein’ a lusher’.at sponge, n.
‘Life on Broadway’ in McClure’s Mag. Mar. 36/1: I [...] was gave one contemptible ace for sixteen coats.at ace, n.
‘Life on Broadway’ in McClure’s Mag. June 80/1: A girl alone gets many a bitter
belt like that, but self-respect makes her hide her
sorrow.at belt, n.
‘Queen of the Slack Wire’ in McClure’s Mag. Jan. 319/1: Another declared [...] that he had never harmed a woman yet, and was willing, if required, to take his Bible oath that he never would.at bible, n.
‘Woes of Two Workers’ in McClure’s Mag. Aug. 192/2: I wisht you’d can some of that knockin’. Spreadin’ the report that maw’s only a bottle blonde, an’ was married an’ Renoed four times before we come East, has made her terrible grieved.at bottle blond(e) (n.) under bottle, n.1
‘Life on Broadway’ in McClure’s Mag. Mar. 35/2: Them guys must think I’m a reg’lar bug.at bug, n.4
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