So-long

“So-long,” said Gordon in a strained and husky voice.

Tales of the Jazz Age 2003

The next moment, with a nonchalant "So-long," the parting of the plains, he had dug the spurs into his horse and ridden away.

The Free Range Francis William Sullivan 1925

Presently they mounted, and Bud, with a loud "So-long" and a wave of the hand to some of the punchers, turned south.

The Free Range Francis William Sullivan 1925

"So-long," said Gordon in a strained and husky voice.

Tales of the Jazz Age 1922

"So-long," called Connie, as he stood beside the sled a half-hour later.

Connie Morgan in the Fur Country 1921

"So-long," said Gordon in a strained and husky voice.

Tales of the Jazz Age 1918

They parted with a casual "So-long; see you later."

Crooked Trails and Straight William MacLeod Raine 1912

Annersley left the store Young Pete's "So-long, pop," was as casual as sunshine, but his tough little heart was thumping with restrained excitement.

The Ridin' Kid from Powder River Henry Herbert Knibbs 1909

Next mornin 'they acted kind of queer, sayin' nothin 'except,' So-long, 'when they lit out.

Sundown Slim Henry Herbert Knibbs 1909

While she stood with clenched hands, evidently moved by the threat in his manner and words, he said "So-long," shortly, and swung the door open.

The Boss of the Lazy Y Charles Alden Seltzer 1908