consernin

Updated: May 8, 2025

'First, because he's a Englisher, and second, because he's up again a American and besides, he has a tooth that's bucked. "'Buck or no buck, flares out Strokher, 'wot might be the meanin' o' that remark consernin' being a Englisher? "'The fact o' his bein' English, says Hardenberg, 'is only half the hoe-handle. 'Tother half being the fact that the first-named gent is all American.

Frank Norris - A Deal in Wheat and Other Stories of the New and Old West