whole kit and boodle

Gettysburg sat down, adding: "Why can't you wait, Van, wait till the whole kit and boodle of us can move to the bran'-new claim?"

Before we knew it, the whole kit and boodle of us were in a devil of a shakeup there in the broad water.

I think the chief officer must have told the men below about the Water-devil, for pretty soon the whole kit and boodle of them left their work and came on deck, skipper and all.

When they had done with this jollification, Tug, who objected to doing things by halves, asked: "Why not kidnap the whole kit and boodle of them?"

A good enough punch, sah, but one that—that—a—well, that the whole kit and boodle of us can drink.