7-10, which is introduced by a vague reference [Greek: legei gar pou] and is evidently quoted from memory, and the historical narration Josh.

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23. See also Josh.

See also Josh. xxii.

iv. 20; Josh. xiii.

He speaks of himself as "Old Joe Bagstock," "Old Joey," "Old J.," "Old Josh," "Rough and tough old Jo," "J.B.," "Old J.B.," and so on.

BILLINGS (Josh).

Josh Billings's Alminax (1870).

Of course the facts got out, for those Atlantic salesmen were not wanting in a sense of humor, and Hanford was joshed in every quarter.

" Paul met him half-way, and the fellow went on: "Burns gave us the wrong tip on yousaid you were a jokethat's why we joshed you.

Josh., i, 1. 'Phinehas' wife.'

Conspicuous among them was the dark and striking face of Dr. Lyman, the rich mahogany of Uncle Josh, and the homely, shrewd, and fresh-colored countenance of Jonah Johnson.

" "I should like to know, young man," remarked Uncle Josh, "whether you raly got into the college, I should.

" "Well, Mr. Burnett, I raly did not, I didn't," mimicking Uncle Josh.

" "I should raly like to know," said Uncle Josh, "what you are thanking the Doctor for, I should.

"The fact is, I thought that that retreat of the sciences might hold that little learning, which is a dangerous thingas you used to not quote exactlyand I thought it prudent to avoid that 'Pierian spring.'" "What is the young man talking about now?" inquired Uncle Josh.

You would not fancy that tipple, would you?" "You see, Uncle Josh," said the Doctor, laughing, "what comes of a young man's going a week to college.

" "The young man didn't know anything at all, before," declared Uncle Josh, "and he seems to know less now, amazingly.

" This was Uncle Josh's sincere opinion, and was received with a shout of laughter, in which Bart heartily joined.

"That young man will not come to a single darn," said Uncle Josh; "not one darn.

" "Uncle Josh is thinking about Bart's sketch of him, clawing old Nore Morton's face," said Uncle Jonah.

He was with you, wa'n't he, studyin' something or other?" asked Uncle Josh; "don't you agree with me?"

"They say he shoots well," said Uncle Josh, "but he will wander in the woods all day, and let game run off from under his eyes, amazingly!

You will see" "You will see, too, that he will not come to a darn," said Uncle Josh, regarding that as a sad doom indeed.

GERIZZIM, a mountain of 2848 ft. in height in the S. of the valley of Shechem, opposite EBAL (q. v.), and from the slopes of which the blessings were responded to by half the tribes of Israel on their arrival in Canaan (Josh. viii.