"Leggo; you hurt!" "Itake it when a woman uses that word in her own home, she means it.

"Leggo, Johnnie!" cried her uncle.

"Leggo my arm, can't yer?

Leggo me, you poor hickory!

"Leggo that bridle!"

"Leggo that bridle!"

Lieutenant Skaggs, leggo my leg an' stop bitin' me.

" "Leggo me, cap'n!

" "Leggo my arm!" shrieked Harris.

"Cap'n, if ye don't leggo my arm I can't say what I'll do.

"Leggo my coat, cap'n.

Leggo my coat!" said the form, and I knew it was Harris wounded to death.

In 1882, I was employed by the Postal Telegraph Company to put the Leggo automatic system into practical shape, and, if possible, transmit 800 words per minute between New York and Chicago.

Leggo my arms, Egg!"

Leggo o' me an' lemme bus' my bean, damn you!" snarled Howard.

"Leggo that mare's tail, Number Seven; you're goin', not comin', and any'ow that mare likes to keep 'er tail to 'erself.

'Leggo m' hair!'

'How dast you put your evil hands on me?' "'Hadds,' says I, 'leggo the lady.

"'Leggo me,' he says; 'I tell you, leggo me, Zeke Scraggs.

"'Leggo me,' he says; 'I tell you, leggo me, Zeke Scraggs.

Ury stayed by us a spell, but as the deep hollow noise strengthened to a loud roar, accompanied by a strange rushin', gurglin' sound, comin' nearer and nearer, he seized Philury by the arm and rushed her outdoors through the snow, not stoppin' till they got to the barn, then he leggo of her and stood in the barn door to reconnoiter.

He seemed real glad to see us and wuz dretful chipper for a man most a hundred; he got hold of my hand and shook it as if he never would leggo, and went right on confidin' in me about his lost companion, what a treasure she wuz, and what a loss.

He'd seen 'em leggo thousands and thousands every year, he knowed what made 'em fall.

"I caught you that time!" "Leggo!" snarled the little man.

"Leggo my hand!" "Pickpocket!" hissed the fat man.