eend

"Theer isna much more to tell, Mester -- th 'eend's comin' now, an 'happen it'll shorten off th' story, so 'at it seems suddent to thee.

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In the eend we need ISRU, robotics and HSF to finnaly get TOGETHER and come up with a plan!

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This race needs to go to th eend so we can concentrate on McCain.

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"I'm gwine, Massa Will — deed I is," replied the negro very promptly — "mos out to the eend now."

The Gold-Bug

"I've come to th 'eend now surely," he said, and, dropping into her seat, he hid his face.

One Day at Arle

Hannah looked real pleased when she see Enoch, as if she hadn't reelly expected him, but Betsey stuck out her hand 's if 'twas an eend o 'board, an' drawed her face solemner 'n ever.

In Dark New England Days

"Thar you talk like a feller of gumption," said Ralph: "only show me the sight of a bit of skin-rope for halters, and you'll see a sample of hoss-stealing to make your ha'r stand on eend!"

Nick of the Woods

And so I sticks fast in a lick; and then to sumtotalise, I wallops down a rock, eend foremost, like a bull-toad: and, 'tarnal death to me, while I war scratching my head, and wondering whar I came from, I heerd the crack of the guns across the river, and thought of anngelliferous madam.

Nick of the Woods

"I'm gwine, Massa Will -- deed I is," replied the negro very promptly -- "mos out to the eend now."

Selections from Poe

The stomach's got to keep up his eend o 'the rope, or he'll jest go under, sure.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 85, November, 1864