Lifting his foot above his face, he said: "You stir till I tell you, an' I'll stomp your nose down even with the balance of your mean face.

" "My old stomping grounds," his father said.

"Er horse stomped on my foot eight years ago.

You shut your trap till spring and sit tight, then we'll roll our packs, stomp on the fire, and call the dog.

It's time to stomp on the fire.

On the day the language bill was passed in the Goa assembly, an angry Churchill Alemao stomped into the Herald office.

I remember how we couldn't stomp our feet to keep the flies from biting for fear of waking 'em up.

"So Dan went down by de ribber, en 'way up on de bank he buried de cha'm deep unner de root er a live-oak tree, en kivered it up en stomp' de dirt down en scattered leaves ober de spot, en den went home wid his min' easy.

COBB, LUCY M. Texian stomping grounds.

Bertha Dobie (W); 21Jan69; R454315. Texian stomping grounds, by Frank Bryan, Guy Kirtley, Virginia Walker, Lloyd E. Price, Elsie Upton, Roy Holt, Fermina Guerra, J. Olcutt Sanders, Helen Gates, Laura Atkins, Lucy M. Cobb, Mary A. Hicks & others.

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HICKS, MARY A. Texian stomping grounds.

HOLT, ROY. Texian stomping grounds.

Frances Crane Kirkwood (A); 26Mar69; R458279. KIRTLEY, GUY. Texian stomping grounds.

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UPTON, ELSIE. Texian stomping grounds.

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Right een de road een white moon-light; Him toss him arms, him whirl him 'roun', Him stomp him foot urpon de groun'; De snaiks come crawlin', one by one, Me hyuh um hiss, me break an' run De Cunjah man, de Cunjah man, O chillen, run, de Cunjah man!

" I heard him stomp roughly across the floor, his spurs clanking.

"Then one day a fella that had some brains got up in the State House and spoke for the shuttin' out of all stock until the disease was stomped out.

No sooner would I git ready to declare a dividend than one of my outside customers would come in and take that dividend and wipe both feet on it, roll on it, stomp it, fly ten foot in the air and come down on it, bite chunks out of it, and then I'd light a match, gather the crumbs from the floor, and wisht I could git holt of something at once easy and reliable.

" "Hosee," sez he, "I think you 're goin' to fail: The rettlesnake ain't dangerous in the tail; This 'ere rebellion's nothin' but the rettle, You 'll stomp on thet an' think you 've won the bettle; It's Slavery thet's the fangs an' thinkin' head, An' ef you want selvation, cresh it dead, An' crash it suddin, or you 'll larn by waitin' Thet Chance

Them air devils threw up their hats 'n' stomped 'n' hollered powerful, es ef 't were mighty fun t' see a man cut t' pieces.