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Examples
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"By the way," said the little man, "isn't there a place called Bigbee's, near here?"
Mary Louise 1887
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Bigbee notes that the rally is not organized by the Teamsters union itself, and is hoping that attendees will include members of all Hollywood unions and others who would be affected by a strike.
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Teresa L. Bigbee, who puts up with writers and their attendant insanity with good grace, a sense of humor, and many helpful comments and suggestions …
YESTERDAY’S SON A.C. CRISPIN 1983
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Teresa L. Bigbee, who puts up with writers and their attendant insanity with good grace, a sense of humor, and many helpful comments and suggestions …
YESTERDAY’S SON A.C. CRISPIN 1983
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Teresa L. Bigbee, who puts up with writers and their attendant insanity with good grace, a sense of humor, and many helpful comments and suggestions …
YESTERDAY’S SON A.C. CRISPIN 1983
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That Sunday evening they all went down to the Bigbee place in Miss
Mary Louise 1887
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"We've had a visitor," said the girl, confidentially; "a lady who has taken the Bigbee house for the summer."
Mary Louise 1887
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I've taken the Bigbee house, just below you, you know, and I arrived there last night to get a good rest after a rather strenuous social career at home.
Mary Louise 1887
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The Barker house is two mile one way an 'the Bigbee house is jus' half a mile down the slope; guess ye passed it, comin 'up; but they ain't no one in the Bigbee house jus' now, 'cause Bigbee got shot on the mount'n las 'year, a deer hunt'n', an 'Bigbee's wife's married another man what says he's delicate like an' can't leave the city.
Mary Louise 1887
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The one thing I forgot to bring with me was a supply of books, and there is not a volume -- not even a prayer-book -- in the Bigbee house.
Mary Louise 1887
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