mooch

An' de track show she gon' back up de hill, an' I ver' mooch scare—cos she was dead!

An' I ver' mooch scare, cos I'm fraid de tamahnawus mad on me for kill de fox w'at yell lak de man.

There ees a proverb of my father's which say that 'it shall take a gold mine to work a silver mine,' so mooch more he cost.

"Eet ees not so ver' mooch," proceeded the factor, ignoring Al's question and quickly changing his tack regarding the ransom.

The second-hand man shook his head many times as he repeated slowly, "Altogedder too mooch."

It is mooch better dan to a man dot vos boor and plint and grazy!

He was goin' to mooch aroun' Buckin' Horse till I creeps in afoot, then we was goin' out.

I have mooch money; mein haus in Batavia is mosd peautiful, und you shall have plendy servands to do all dot you vish.

"Not as mooch as I thart it would,—and I thart it wouldn't," added Paddy pessimistically.

I no can tell you mooch bout dat whaler, Betsey Andrews, he said, slowly.