sowbelly

"Better warm up the sowbelly and mash a few beans," he said.

Rememberthat time when Fred got a whole strip of meat in his sowbelly?

Sowbelly Creek was named from the same incident.

Sowbelly Canyon is located in the northwestern corner of Nebraska.

The youths to whom he'd taught geometry came up to him while he was eating his sowbelly and hoecakes.

The gold cloaks found her wandering naked on Sowbelly Row.

A surprised Bolivar watched the Irishmen put away sowbelly and beans.

Sowbelly Canyon is a little-known portion of the Pine Ridge.

Sowbelly or Stockman knife-a medium sized pocket knife 3" to 4" with bend in the body.

"We starve if we wait for that," Bolivar said, plunking a potful of sowbelly and beans down on the rough table.

The line was very lightly graded and built, and its undulations gave rise to the local sobriquet of "Sowbelly Railroad".

Sowbelly Canyon was named when hungry soldiers who had been fleeing Indians were offered sowbelly (bacon) by the rescue party.

The Delaware River and Lancaster Railroad, known locally as the Sowbelly Railroad, was a short-lived rail line along French Creek between Kimberton and St. Peters.

Both men had existed for almost a year on a scurvy-inducing diet of sowbelly and sourdough and a daily output of work that would have taxed the powers of even well-fed agricultural labourers.

Monte Burke, a lean, lanky 33-year-old who grew up in Alabama, is the author of the recently published book, "Sowbelly: The Obsessive Quest for the World Record Largemouth Bass."

Sure enough, when he went back to work after his sowbelly and greens and his canteen full of cold coffee, he needed a while to get used to things again, and he never did quite find the trancelike state in which he'd been working before dinner.