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Lowell had the dialect in his very bones, and loved it, but took pains to confirm his knowledge of it by studying on the sod. "An' yit I love the unhighschooled ways Ol' farmers hed when I was younger Their talk wuz meatier and would stay, While book-froth seems to whet your hunger. For puttin' in a downright lick 'twixt humbug's eyes, there's few can metch it.

James Kendall Hosmer - The Last Leaf : Observations, during Seventy-Five Years, of Men and Events in America and Europe

Then arose the Q.C., and cautiously peeped behind the curtain, where he beheld Wow and his humble friend amicably discussing their respective bones, Wow's being the bigger and the meatier of the two. If we could be secured against their imitation, it would be pleasant to ask our own domestic pets the problems: "What do you think of that, my cat?" "What do you think of that, my dog?"

Various - Dog Stories from the "Spectator": being anecdotes of the intelligence, reasoning power,: affection and sympathy of dogs, selected from the: correspondence columns of "The Spectator"

Thou startest and changest thy colour I joy to see by these signs, that the firmness and indomitable courage which men ascribe to thee, have left the avenues of the heart as free as ever to kindly and to generous affections, while they have barred them against those of fear, uncertainty, and all the caitiff tribe of meatier sensations.

Sir Walter Scott - Waverley Novels — Volume 12

So also were tomato figs. Yellow tomatoes, smooth and even were best but red ones answered the meatier the better.

Martha McCulloch-Williams - Dishes & Beverages of the Old South