bres

• “Adrenaline fl oods, regardless, in my state not just the human fi bres but lupine leftovers too, those creature dregs that hadn't fully conceded transformation.”

  The Wall Street Journal: 'The Last Werewolf'

• “Granmutha, aunty and a cussin all lose teh fite wit bres cancer.”

  The “clean” aesthetic of your new kitchen design - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?

• “Adan y Eva, del qual todos participamos, y fue ra de esto, los peccados actua les conque ofenden a dios ca da dia.P. como rescato a los hõ bres?”

  Doctrina Christiana The first book printed in the Philippines, Manila, 1593.

• “Dey wuz bofe kilt in de charge, right dar on de bres-wuks, wid dey guns in dey hans, dem two young Marsters er mine, right dar in dat Gettysburg battle, dats whut Old Marster en Old Mis bofe tole me er meny er time, en I wus eighteen in dat October atter dat big fight whut Mars Thad en”

  Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves Arkansas Narratives, Part 3

• “Miscellaneous F.bres '(Col.Ind. Exhibition Reports, p. 368) [C.F. Cross].”

  Researches on Cellulose 1895-1900

• “Ȝef þe kealche {} cuppe wallinde bres to drinken · Ȝeot in his wide þrote þ̵ he swelte inwið. aȝein an ȝef him twa. þullich is godes dom aȝein ȝiuere ⁊ druncwile iþe apocalipse.”

  Selections from early Middle English, 1130-1250 Part I: Texts

• “You can tell 'em, when you're near enough, by the bronze badges with a serpint climbin 'up a stick inside a wreath, wot they' ave on the fronts o 'their caps an' on their jacket-collars, an 'the instrument-cases wot they carries in their bres' pockets.”

  The Dop Doctor

• “As he clasped me in his arms, he said, "bres de Lo, my son, wat is de matter?”

  My Life in the South

• “Ain't yer neber hyeard how come de wood-pecker's head ter be red, an 'wat makes de robin hab er red bres'?”

  Diddi, Dumps, and Tot

• “Also beware that you do not lye in olde cha {m} bres which be not occupyed, [f] specyally suche chambres as myse and rattes and snayles resorteth vnto: lye not in suche chambres, the whiche be depreued cleane from the sonne and open ayre; nor lye in no lowe Chambre, excepte it be boorded.”

  Early English Meals and Manners

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