1 It will kill Auntie if she knows I ever even looked that woman in the face.
2 That morning Aunt Pitty had reached the regretful decision that she had better kill the patriarch before he died of old age and pining for his harem which had long since been eaten.
3 It's over and done with and I'd have been a ninny not to kill him.
4 I didn't dream you'd faint, though the Lord knows you've had enough today to kill you.
5 She knew that she should kill one of the shoats but she put it off from day to day, hoping to raise them to maturity.
6 And he said frankly that another baby would kill her.
7 If she hadn't been afraid to kill one Yankee, she shouldn't fear merely talking to another.
8 She was beyond caring who saw her, beyond anything except a fiery desire to kill him, but dizziness was sweeping her.
9 He wanted to kill him but I told him it was my right, because Sally is my sister-in-law, and he saw reason finally.
10 Weary with dread, she felt that she would rather kill herself than try to make a new beginning.
11 And if you turned over in a ditch, it might kill your baby and you too.
12 Or if Aunt Pitty-- but the shock would kill Pitty.
13 Ah hope Ah done kill dat black baboon.
14 And if he does turn them up, then I'll kill him, if it's the last deed of m life.
15 He had hated them enough to kill one.