Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen2 |
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Keep a stiff upper lip . Keep your lip out of other people ' s business . “ Lips That
Touch Liquor Shall Never Touch Mine ” . One of the many temperance songs
heard in the Valley and elsewhere in the late years of the 19th and the early
years of ...
Keep a stiff upper lip . Keep your lip out of other people ' s business . “ Lips That
Touch Liquor Shall Never Touch Mine ” . One of the many temperance songs
heard in the Valley and elsewhere in the late years of the 19th and the early
years of ...
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I asked the fellow about other members of the family , and the son laughed and
said , ' Our folks don ' t ever die . We hang them up behind the door and just keep
them dried up . I could show you some if you stay around a few days , stranger .
I asked the fellow about other members of the family , and the son laughed and
said , ' Our folks don ' t ever die . We hang them up behind the door and just keep
them dried up . I could show you some if you stay around a few days , stranger .
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keep up the slack To keep close attention to one ' s work , to stay right on the job .
slack talk Sassy talk or idle gossip . slack water A time of dull business , a low
water time when millgrinding is curtailed . slain in the spirit One who passes out ...
keep up the slack To keep close attention to one ' s work , to stay right on the job .
slack talk Sassy talk or idle gossip . slack water A time of dull business , a low
water time when millgrinding is curtailed . slain in the spirit One who passes out ...
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