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You also have to marvel at the rhythm of his language, watching how'll he'll shave an anticpated word here for a certain effect, add a word there for the sake of cadence.

Pity Him Afterward Ed Gorman 2009

You also have to marvel at the rhythm of his language, watching how'll he'll shave an anticpated word here for a certain effect, add a word there for the sake of cadence.

PITY HIM AFTERWARD by Donald E. Westlake Ed Gorman 2009

If I know you can't afford to kill me, how'll you scare me into giving it to you?

Never Yet Melted 2009

You also have to marvel at the rhythm of his language, watching how'll he'll shave an anticpated word here for a certain effect, add a word there for the sake of cadence.

Pity Him Afterward* Ed Gorman 2007

You also have to marvel at the rhythm of his language, watching how'll he'll shave an anticpated word here for a certain effect, add a word there for the sake of cadence.

Archive 2007-05-01 Ed Gorman 2007

"I can't break out the frame, how'll I explain it?"

In the Garden of Iden 1997

"If the mill's not lissed in the phone hook, how'll our hustomers fine it?"

Kate Armstrong, Patricia 1995

"If I start believing you, then how'll I know when to stop?"

Seventh Son Card, Orson Scott 1987

They'd say, "No, if I join the union, I have three or four kids here, and the company'll fire me, and how'll I feed them?"

Oral History Interview with Cary J. Allen Jr., April 3, 1980. Interview H-0001. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007) 1980

"Now how'll we get back to Scoville?" cried one of Lettie's friends.

Hiram the Young Farmer Burbank L. Todd