" "Dey ain't no odder swamp

It is much odder for me" he continued with a smile.

"You done mean de big white boat w'at lies on de odder side

"Esther," said Jane one evening, "Aunt Amy is odder and odder and you don't seem to care a bit.

"Esther," said Jane one evening, "Aunt Amy is odder and odder and you don't seem to care a bit.

Which was odder.

But at last wonder gave place to weariness, and sleep began to make a still odder magic of the situation.

"Isn't it odd," she said, "that we should all meet and just part again?" I thought it would have been much odder (and how infinitely horrible!)

But there is one book which I have been reading lately which I think you will find odder and funnier than any of the rest.

We have nothing told us to support the theory that Deputy's life ever changed in its routine of work, and I am sure you agree with me that there were never an odder pair than the two: Durdles, the stone-mason, and Deputy, his servant.

Yust you climb opp dat odder box, Mester Kent, and hol' you' hair on.

"Neighbor King," I said finally, "you always speak so kindly of women folks that it seems odd to me that you never have a woman on your farm; an' odder still that you've never married.

At the office-door he met Bullion,his face a trifle more ruddy, his eye with a colder glitter, and his queer eyebrow pointing with an odder significance.

No odder book than John Buncle was published in England throughout the long life of Amory.

I worries from one meal to de odder, I worries about whure I'ze gwine get some mo' clothes when dese wears out?'

strong den, an' I could "show off" befo' de odder niggers.

I mind de time when I lifted de end ob a log, an' four men tried at different times to lift de odder, but dey couldn't do it.

Hiawatta, witt no odder poems; illustrated by the author.

Famous fimmales witt odder events from heestory.

Famous fimmales witt odder events from heestory.

Famous fimmales witt odder events from heestory.

Famous fimmales witt odder events from heestory.

And odder still, why do I like the look of it?"

"But I di'n' t'ink Honoré could ever do lak dat odder t'ing.

My daddy an' mammy an' de odder chillun b'long to a Frenchman named Pinckney.