thix

"Tige," said Johnny, with sudden and alarming distinctness, "ith got thix pupths -- mothly yaller."

Cressy Bret Harte 1869

Johnny Filgee took advantage of the diversion to begin again in a high key, "Tige ith got thix," and subsided.

Cressy Bret Harte 1869

"I wish we had him in our twoop -- he'th thix feet thwee, if he'th an inch; ain't he, Genewal?"

The Bedford-Row Conspiracy William Makepeace Thackeray 1837

Objections had been raised to thix drawn from three difierent sources.

The Debates and proceedings in the Congress of the United States 1789

“I wish we had him in our twoop — he’th thix feet thwee, if he’th an inch; ain’t he, Genewal?”

The Bedford-Row Conspiracy 2006

On the stairway the Jew came close, and, having examined me a little sharply with his velvety slits of eyes, as if to see that he was not making a mistake, said: “Ith fonny — we bring in eighty thix bills true, and one we throw out, and the one we throw out we know it to be true, and the dirtieth job of the whole lot.

The Inn of Tranquillity: Studies and Essays 2004

On the stairway the Jew came close, and, having examined me a little sharply with his velvety slits of eyes, as if to see that he was not making a mistake, said: "Ith fonny -- we bring in eighty thix bills true, and one we throw out, and the one we throw out we know it to be true, and the dirtieth job of the whole lot.

Complete Project Gutenberg John Galsworthy Works John Galsworthy 1900

On the stairway the Jew came close, and, having examined me a little sharply with his velvety slits of eyes, as if to see that he was not making a mistake, said: "Ith fonny -- we bring in eighty thix bills true, and one we throw out, and the one we throw out we know it to be true, and the dirtieth job of the whole lot.

The Complete Essays of John Galsworthy John Galsworthy 1900

On the stairway the Jew came close, and, having examined me a little sharply with his velvety slits of eyes, as if to see that he was not making a mistake, said: "Ith fonny -- we bring in eighty thix bills true, and one we throw out, and the one we throw out we know it to be true, and the dirtieth job of the whole lot.

Studies and Essays: Quality and Others John Galsworthy 1900