It was agreed, as these men coulden't run the bases, that a man be blindfolded and wheel these aged cripples about the bases in a wheel-barrer.

The wheel-barrer man had run his cart into a goose pond, and made a scatterin' among the geese.

The wheel-barrer man drew his lode ashore.

Now I don't want none o' your langwidge, and I don't want you follering me like a couple o' cats arter a meat-barrer.

Now I don't want none o' your langwidge, and I don't want you follering me like a couple o' cats arter a meat-barrer.

" Mr. B.G. Barrer, St. Louis, Missouri, in the "Republican", Sept. 6, 1837.

" Mr. B.G. Barrer, St. Louis, Missouri, in the "Republican", Sept. 6, 1837.

Austin Barrer was sheriff.

they're all rahnd us nowlike flies rahnd a fish-barrer.

"While I was trying to make up my mind," ses old Isaac, "I see a man with a barrer of lovely plants.

la cama; ... tendrá que barrer, que jabonar, que pasar hambres, que estar sola, porque su marido habrá de salir a buscar dinero.

Sólo levantar la cama, barrer el cuarto, y ...

También tendré que barrer mañana? DON EDUARDO.

low *balde* m. (from *balda* f. a thing of trifling value): *de * free; *en * in vain *bandera* f. flag *bando* m. party, faction *barato* cheap *barba* f. beard; pl. whiskers; *decir en sus s* say to one's face *Bárbara* Barbara; *Santa * patron saint of gunnery; the powder-house *barrer* sweep *barrigoncito* dim. of *barrigón* pot-bellied *barrio* m. district, neighborhood *Basilio* Basil; as adj.