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" ... and it'll be all the same!" This insinuation did the business, and the sensitive individuals reseated themselves. "It's mighty little of this world's goods I've got... "
Yankee humour, and Uncle Sam's fun. With an intr. by W. Jerdan - Page 7
by Yankee humour - 1853
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Adventures of Captain Simon Suggs: Late of the Tallapoosa Volunteers ...

Johnson Jones Hooper - American wit and humor - 1846 - 252 pages
...it'll be all the same '" This insinuation did the business, and the sensitive individuals re-seated themselves. "It's mighty little of this world's goods...commenced collecting, and very prudently attacked first the gentlemen who had shown a disposition to escape. These, to exculpate themselves from any...
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Simon Suggs' Adventures and Travels: Comprising All the Scenes, Incidents ...

Johnson Jones Hooper - 1858 - 402 pages
...it'll be all the same '" This insinuation did the business, and the sensitive individuals re-seated themselves. " It's mighty little of this world's goods...commenced collecting, and very prudently attacked first the gentlemen who had shown a disposition to escape. These, to exculpate themselves from any...
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The South in the Building of the Nation: History of southern fiction, ed. by ...

American literature - 1909 - 550 pages
...and it'll be all the same!" This insinuation did the business, and the sensitive individuals reseated themselves. "It's mighty little of this world's goods...pulling off his hat, and holding it before him; "but I'l bury that in the cause, anyhow," and he deposited his last five-dollar bill in the hat. There was...
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Simon Suggs' Adventures: Late of the Tallapoosa Volunteers, Together with ...

Johnson Jones Hooper - Alabama - 1928 - 152 pages
...all the same!" This insinuation did the business, and the sensitive individuals reseated themselves. There was a murmur of approbation at the Captain's...commenced collecting, and very prudently attacked first the gentlemen who had shown a disposition to escape. These, to exculpate themselves from any...
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