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He had two blooded cows, an 'a stavin' young woman for a wife; an 'calves an' children came's fast's he could house 'em — faster too, I reckin, for they had to tent it one hot summer.

Dialect Tales 1883

"I'm gettin 'there's fast's I kin, sir,' deed I am; I ain't hidin 'nothin'."

The Under Dog Francis Hopkinson Smith 1876

"Well, you've been gobbling yours's fast's you could, and I only had two little bites off mine."

St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 5, May, 1878, No. 7. Scribner's Illustrated Various 1868

Nissan today builds two of the world's great sports cars - the everyman's 370 Z and the everyman with twice as much in the bank and a hankering to go really fast's GT-R - but the company's sports car chronology had its beginnings in a kernel of enthusiasm that sprouted from the scorched earth of the Second World War and a little roadster with a reputation for handling like a truck.

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However, with a fast's unrivalled ability to restore the skin you will see an extreme improvement in the condition of your skin by the end of a 3 day fast.

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He is not happy with the fast ( "a colossal failure," "an act of self-denial"), and freely attacks the fast organizers ( "self-appointed spiritual guardians of the Jewish people," "their one-sidedness speaks for [the fast's] prejudicial self").

Israel Palestine Blogs 2009

He is not happy with the fast ( "a colossal failure," "an act of self-denial"), and freely attacks the fast organizers ( "self-appointed spiritual guardians of the Jewish people," "their one-sidedness speaks for [the fast's] prejudicial self").

unknown title Sydney Levy 2009

Being asked if he was not frightened, he replied, "Deed I think the bear was 'maist frightened o' the twa ', for he just stood up on his twa hind legs, and glowered at me for a wee while till I waved the torch light toward him, when he gi' an awfu 'snort, and ran into the woods as fast's ever he was able, an' I cam awa 'hame no a bit the war, an' I think I'll never be sae 'muckle feared about bears again."

Stories and Sketches Harriet S. Caswell

Being asked if he was not frightened, he replied, "Deed I think the bear was 'maist frightened o' the twa ', for he just stood up on his twa hind legs, and glowered at me for a wee while till I waved the torch light toward him, when he gi' an awfu 'snort, and ran into the woods as fast's ever he was able, an' I cam awa 'hame no a bit the war, an' I think I'll never be sae 'muckle feared about bears again."

The Path of Duty, and Other Stories

Now go down there, get them about their busi - ness, and then ride back to me, just as fast's you can. "

Wizard and Glass King, Stephen 1997