An' Josh he got kind o' fretful to her, an' she to him, an' 'Mandy was all honey an' cream.
An' when Josh come in, 'Mandy she took a cinnamon-rose out of her dress, an' offered it to him.
She told him yaller; an' Josh had him go right to work on't next day.
Cyrus he was goin' by Josh's, an' he didn't see no smoke from the settin'-room stove.
He's gone in for the whole hog, but he 'ain't growed to it, as Old Josh had.
Take, for example, some of the apothegms of "Josh Billings."
Josh leaned over the gunwale, and reported that there was no fender out.
The reader may recall Josh Billings's remark on the subject.
The name is registered four hundred years before that in Josh.
There can scarcely be a doubt that it is the Parah, belonging to the tribe of Benjamin, in Josh.
