Ragged slickers and old overalls occupied the wall, long gum-boots a corner.

Having dined amply, if not well, they donned slickers, saddled a pair of horses, and set out down the creek.

Elenor Hosta Lawson (W); 6Mar62; R291914. Watch the slickers.

SEE Lawson, Alfred. Watch the slickers.

Elenor Hosta Lawson (W); 6Mar62; R291914. Watch the slickers.

SEE Lawson, Alfred. Watch the slickers.

She likes to stay in town an' I aint got no patience wid city slickers an' dey ways.

Her four young occupants, for Tubby had been called on and notified of the occurrences of the night, were, however, wrapped in slickers borrowed from the yacht club, so that the showers of spray which fell about them had little effect on them.

The boys had all donned slickers, and the crew of the hydroplane wore rubber coats which covered them completely.

yelled Merritt; "better get out those slickers or we'll be soaked.

So, under cloud and sun, when the wind blew soft and when it raved over the shrinking land, when the cold rain drove men into their yellow slickers and set horses to humping backs and turning tail to the drive of it and one heard the cook muttering profanity because the wood was wet and the water ran down the stovepipe and hungry men must wait because the stove would not "draw," the Double-Crank raked the range.

We rode back through a thunderstorm, and our yellow slickers afforded much comfort.

We put on our slickers.

When they rode out of the town the wet sand squashed under the feet of their horses and splashed up on their riding boots and their slickers.