Word: bows
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Rush: Bow-wow and barley...
Rush: It's bow-wow an' barley...
...Miss Gregg made a typographical error. She copied this off on her machine an' did it in a rush an' there's several mistakes you'll run across. Use your head, pipecleaner. One doesn't squat before the campfire to bow-wow and barley. One squats before the campfire to pow-wow an' parley...
Anyways, best of luck to you. If either Nixon or Kissingerstarts making fun of your bow ties, you know where you can tell them to go. Geoffrey D. Garin...
Pearson always seemed an unlikely sort of politician. He was a rumpled, bow-tied man who seemed to hate the necessities of electioneering and gave the appearance of someone who was barely muddling through. Nonetheless, he almost always got what he wanted in the end. The truth was that his amiable, unpretentious manner concealed a first-rate intellect, which was sometimes too generous in judging people but seldom wrong in discerning essential issues. Toronto-born, he served during World War I in the Royal Flying Corps, but was invalided home before he could get to France. After...