He would not be seen a weakly vagrant, buying his jugful at the corner store; neither would he drink raw liquor.

"Not by severial jugfuls.

Not by a jugful.

There is honey in the country and it's plentiful as well as good, because bees are not easy property to raid and make away with; but the milk is from goats, and as for overflowing, I would hate to have to punish the dugs of a score of the brutes to get a jugful for dinner.

I have poured divers jugfuls of water over Comrade Spiller's bed, Comrade Robinson's bed, Comrade Stone'sSpiller, Spiller, these are harsh words; where you pick them up I can't thinknot from me.

"Well, let me tell you it ain't all, not by a jugful!"

He struck town the next week with a jugful of water from the River Jordan in one hand and a gripful of paper-weights made of wood from the Mount of Olives in the other.

That is why next morning you may see the young fellows who lit the bonfire going from house to house and receiving jugfuls of milk.

People puke at the shams till they think the originals ain't no great shakes. 'Tain't fair, CHARLIE, not by a jugful, but anger's all fiddle-de-dee; They may copy my style till all's blue, but they won't discombobulate me.