carryin

Tha's what I call carryin 'liquor like a gentleman: or else you've studied voice-producsh'n.

Foe-Farrell Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch 1903

These are the types of rumors floated by those thugs who revel in carryin 'firearms and by those jokers who have nothing better to do except spreading whoppers and big fibs.

CNN Truth Squad: Is health care rationing in the cards? 2009

England, "1879, page 12.]" That's what I call carryin 'the war into the enemy's camp, "remarked one of the company, as the colporteur thanked them and went away.

Post Haste 1859

Went on down there that mornin ', went up to the third floor three times that mornin' carryin 'stuff up there.

Oral History Interview with Thomas Burt, February 6, 1979. Interview H-0194-2. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007) 1979

Oh for the wings of a dove, to be 'out of this' -- cut loose from all such 'carryin's on,' and fairly calm in some silent Lubberland or Atlantis fairy realm of peace!

The Continental Monthly, Vol. 3 No 2, February 1863 Devoted To Literature And National Policy Various

"I can't do no mo 'carryin', Mandy," protested Hasty.

Polly of the Circus Margaret Mayo 1916

"Because" -- Mrs. Tutts backed out of reach. -- "they's a law agin 'carryin' concealed weapons."

The Lady Doc Caroline Lockhart 1916

` ` I can't do no mo 'carryin', Mandy, '' protested Hasty.

Polly of the Circus 1908

SECOND SKIPPER: "Ay! Although I've been in the habit o 'carryin' my bits of bawbees wi 'me, I went an' bankit them this mornin ', an' I'm no taking ma best oilskins or ma new seaboots."

Mr. Punch's History of the Great War 1900

"I ken by her wy o 'carryin' hersel 'at she never had a jacket like that afore."

A Window in Thrums 1898