" "Lord!" cried the Waggoner with a sudden, great laugh, "you don't owe me nothin' for that,not nohow,I owe you one for a knocking of me into that ditch, back yonder, though, to be sure, I did give ye one or two good 'uns, didn't I?"

"I shouldn't hev no comfort ondressin' here, nohow; not with this mess o' live stock lookin' at me every minute, whatever I happened to be takin' off.

no, nay, not, nowise; not a bit, not a whit, not a jot; not at all, nohow, not in the least, not so; negative, negatory; no way

"I couldn't marry, nohow, for I've got a wife and four children.

I always says, if Peg can't find out how a thing is to be done, then it can't be done, nohow.

The only thing that enabled George Thayer to bear up under it at all was, as he afterwards said in the store, keeping his "eyes fixed steady on old Plummer," "'cause, you know, boys, I never jined the church nor made any kind o' profession o' goin' in for any things o' God's, nohow; not but what I've often wished I could see my way to: but sez I to myself, ef he kin stan' it I kin, an' so I held out.

You dunno ole miss, nohow.

An' you dunno ole miss, nohow, an' I don' want to hear no fool talk from you, Letty, 'bout her.

She'd b'lieve you; an' she couldn't rar an' charge inter a ole pusson like you, nohow.

Couldn't git him h'yar dis ebenin', nohow.

I owes any money to, nohow, Mahs' Bill Trimble.

Dat aint Mahs' Junius' house nohow, though he lib dar as much as he lib anywhar.

"Neber die, nohow!" answered Aunt Judy.

Miss Rob don' wan' him round, nohow.

But it wasn't myself I was mindin', nohow, Bucky, but you, as I had my gun and could have drilled him after he drilled you; but I couldn't stand to see ye get it in the back as he minded to give it.

" Its worn leaves showed that its owner had studied its first few pages only; and when I replied, "Grandma says that I must not take everything that is offered me," she chuckled and continued: "Lawd, honey, yo needn't have no 'punctions 'bout takin' dis yer book, 'cos I couldn't learn to read nohow when I was a gal, and I's too ole to now.

" "I won't ride on the old carriage," cried Charlie, nerved by despair; "I won't stay here nohow.

We never seen free times and didn't know what to look for nohow.

We didn't know we was free nohow.

But I know Jim Sales couldn't keep that nigger out the woods nohow.

That nigger didn't look right to me nohow.

4. Of doubt or uncertainty; as, Perhaps, haply, possibly, perchance, peradventure, may-be. 5. Of mode or way; as, Thus, so, how, somehow, nohow, anyhow, however, howsoever, like, else, otherwise, across, together, apart, asunder, namely, particularly, necessarily, hesitatingly, trippingly, extempore, headlong, lengthwise.

© 26Sep22, D62036. R57024, 12Jan50, George Kelly (A) NO SENSE, NOHOW, a Negro talking act by Arthur LeRoy Kaser.

Them waters aren't like the Gulf, Doctor,nor like the Northern Ocean, nohow; there a'n't no choppin' seas there, but a great, long, everlasting lazy swell, that goes rollin' and fallin' away like the toll of a big bell, in endless blue rollers; and the trades blow through the sails like singin', as warm and soft as if they blowed right out o' sunshiny gardens; and the sky's as blue as summer all the time, only jest round the dip

She would have been left to die alone, so great was the fear of the disease, if Saide, who was cook in the establishment, had not boiled over with indignation, and addressed her selfish mistress in this fashion: "That ar' young lady's not to have no care, nohow, took of her, a'n't she?