I guess on these here poppin' trips o' his'n he hain't wastin' time on no men-folks.

Maria hurried me into poppin' the question, and hurried me into marryin' her, an' she ain't let up on me a minute sence then; but she'll railroad me into heaven the same way, you see if she don't.

And indade, if ye'll not mind my sayin' so, I begged ye not to go in there, the place looked so disrespectable, as if there might be measles or 'most anything, and the man himself come poppin' out to entice ye in, like the spider with the fly.

Seem like this room's awful rackety, the fire a-poppin' an' tumblin', an' me breathin' like a porpoise.

Calamity was right; there's going to be hell poppin' before long.

A Court Day: a crowd sheltered from the rain, beneath "Poppin's Court.

His squaw was hangin' around with her eyes poppin' out, but we didn't pay no attention to her.

The last party on the list was a little gal that had been poppin' up an' down like a prairie-dog, fearin' she was goin' to git left, and when at last I sings out 'Annabella Angelina Hugginswat!'

"Bluff" TOMMY POPPIN, the ever courteous host of "The Chequers," "BILL" TOOTWON, by his friends yclept the Masher, JAKE RUMBELO, the middle-weight World's Champion, were all there, wreathed in silvery smiles, and all on the nod, on the nod, on the nod, as the poet hath it, though why "hath it" no man can tell, in words that will last while Old Sol, the shiner, drives his spanking tits along the azure road.