One from 1966, a yearbook photo reprinted in a newspaper. That's slang, meaning you're splendid. ’ ‘I swear to you, it is the exact truth,’ he protested. "It's all over," groaned Wood, "and perhaps it's as well her senses are gone. “Call me Annabel. Instead, you are willing to go to a place like that where you ought not to be allowed to think of showing yourself. " "I have heard sailors use words like that, but I never knew what they meant. Mere formality. Sheppard, if you please, Ma'am," interrupted the lad; "I allow nobody to call me Jack.
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