The gin-house was situated about four hundred yards from "the great house" on the main road.

And how can you wonder if their appetites, sickened with filth and self-disgust, crave after the gin-shop for temporary strength, and then for temporary forgetfulness?

He who suffers in the gin-mills of New York may recover himself in the Champagne-sparkling saloons of Washington.

As if to emphasize the misery of the locality, and perhaps in a measure to account for it, at the further end I discovered a gin-palace, whose flaring lights illuminated the streets on either hand with brazen splendour.

How would you fancy being a Sukey Fay, Kate?" "Oh, the poor old wretch, with her rags and dirt and gin-bottle!

I used to drive a horsepower gin wagon in slavery time.

Then followed the gin-gang and the press-gang.

"Are you God-bless-gan-pa?" inquired Dolly, sitting up on her pillow, and staring very hard with her blue eyes into his wrinkled face.

He took up the last of the gin slings set in a row before the party.

Between you and I, aspirants for the honor of bordin with St. JIMMY are on the decline, Pitty it haint a gin-cocktail.

Complete gin rummy.

" Poor Susan was so dazzled by this flash of clairvoyance that she hurried from that dreadful post-office, scarcely hearing the terrible words that the old gin-pig hurled after her: "And he's forgot

And of furniture, there’s no such thing, ’twas never in the place, Except the stool I sit upon—and that’s an old gin case.

This contraction of the septa in time gives the whole organ an irregularly puckered appearance, called from this fact a hob-nail liver or, popularly, gin liver.

Perhaps an error in transcription for Hara-moran, or Kara-moran, the Mongul or Tartar name of the Hoang-ho, or Whang river, near, and communicating with which, Hoaingan, or Whan-gan-fou is situated.

Ye'll bide here for ten meenonts, and gin naebody comes forrit in that time, ye can gang awa' hame.

Their hearts o' stane, gin night, are gaen As saft as onie flesh is.

"Ou, vera gude," answered Will; "but gin onybody asks if I got a dram after't, what will I say?"

"What will it be, sir?" "Give me a gin pitfall," said John Wesley.

Mama said the reason they had them chills they played down at the gin pond all the time.

a sort of gin-punch, I presumeacidulated blue-ruinVastly vulgar, by Petershamonly fit for the Cider-cellar, Three CrownsAnd thatthatwhite thing there on the other side of the punch-bowl, Money?"

That medical man ranked here above Colonel Rickey, who invented the gin-rickey in America.

But big Moike Macnamara, him that runs the gin saloon, He wants the nomina-a-tion, so he sings a different chune; He's a-howlin' fer ixpansion, so he puts ut on the shlate Thot he challenged Dan O'Hoolihan ter have a j'int debate.

She concluded by recommending him, as he seemed in distress, to take a dose of gin-seng and go to bed.

but dat fellow war spunk to de backbone, an' when he 'gin talkin' to him 'bout savin' his soul an' gittin' to hebbin, he tole him ef