Isbels

Wal, the Isbels were the strongest cattle raisers in that country.

To the Last Man Zane Grey 1905

Our old ling and our Isbels o’ the country are nothing like your old ling and your Isbels o’ the court: the brains of my Cupid’s knocked out, and I begin to love, as an old man loves money, with no stomach.

Act III. Scene II. All’s Well that Ends Well 1914

Because if he ain't daid he's the last of the Isbels, an 'mebbe I'm the last of

To the Last Man Zane Grey 1905

He cried an 'he wanted some of us to get the Isbels to call off the fightin' ....

To the Last Man Zane Grey 1905

An 'he planned to send word to the Isbels next mawnin' that he was ready for a truce.

To the Last Man Zane Grey 1905

Hard indeed had been the fates meted out to those of the Isbels and Jorths who had passed to their deaths.

To the Last Man Zane Grey 1905

"Dad, mother told me before she died that the Isbels had ruined you," said Ellen, very low.

To the Last Man Zane Grey 1905

She must force other footing -- and that should be the one of strife between the Jorths and Isbels.

To the Last Man Zane Grey 1905

She hated the Isbels with unutterable and growing hate, yet she had it in her to think, to ponder, to weigh judgments in their behalf.

To the Last Man Zane Grey 1905

Jean believed that he had been recognized by some one not antagonistic to the Isbels.

To the Last Man Zane Grey 1905