Twa'n't

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'' Twa'n't called for, 'he reiterated again and again, pacing up and down and waiting for Lon McFane.

The Men of Forty-Mile 2010
'' Twa'n't called for, 'while Lon McFane kept grim silence.

The Men of Forty-Mile 2010
'' Twa'n't called for, 'he reiterated again and again, pacing up and down and waiting for Lon McFane.

The Men of Forty Mile 2010
'' Twa'n't called for, 'while Lon McFane kept grim silence.

The Men of Forty Mile 2010
"'Twa'n't hardly fair of you, Phil, giving me all that trouble for nothing," he was saying as he drew near, looking a little sheepish because of his recent wild sprint.

Chums in Dixie or The Strange Cruise of a Motorboat St. George Rathborne
"'Twa'n't that at all, Matty Eggleston; prove it by Ty here if either of us was afraid to go inside your old haunted mill, was we, Ty?" he exclaimed, with a fine show of righteous indignation.

Pathfinder or, The Missing Tenderfoot Alan Douglas
"'Twa'n't right" -- and that settled it as far as he was concerned.

Danger Signals Remarkable, Exciting and Unique Examples of the Bravery, Daring and Stoicism in the Midst of Danger of Train Dispatchers and Railroad Engineers John A. Hill
"'Twa'n't b'fore your pa was made a drunkard, Ross Shelby."

The Henchman Mark Lee Luther
"'Twa'n't about me, an' 'twa'n't sneak listenin'," bridled Jimmy.

Pollyanna 1912
'Twa'n't till Gabe himself come up that he found the paper gone.

The Depot Master Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907