klooch

'No klooch of yours,' I repeats, while his face went black and his hand began dropping to his hunting-knife.

SIWASH 2010

"It is said," he repeated, driving his point home with deliberation, "that Sipsip, his klooch, bore him two sons after he came back."

Nam-Bok, the Unveracious 2010

I'd sooner be flat-bellied of hunger and be your woman, Tommy, than have a potlach every day and be Chief George's klooch. '

SIWASH 2010

"It is said," he repeated, driving his point home with deliberation, "that Sipsip, his klooch, bore him two sons after he came back."

NAM-BOK THE UNVERACIOUS 2010

"Never a whimper; never a pick-me-up-and-carry me .... never a I-told-you-so," and, Tommy says, the Siwash woman told him, "I'd sooner be flat-bellied of hunger and be your woman, Tommy, than have a potlatch every day and be Chief George's klooch."

“The way of a man with a maid may be too wonderful to know. . .” 2008

There's money to burn in the streets to-night, so I've sent my klooch to town,

The Spell of the Yukon and Other Verses 1916

There's money to burn in the streets to-night, so I've sent my klooch to town,

Songs of a Sourdough 1916

Sipsip, his klooch, bore him two sons after he came back.

Nam-Bok the Unveracious 1902

I'd sooner be flat-bellied of hunger and be your woman, Tommy, than have a potlatch every day and be Chief George's klooch. '

Siwash 1901

'No klooch of yours,' I repeats, while his face went black and his hand began dropping to his hunting knife.

Siwash 1901