Bimboes [noun]

This offended her so much that Jack had to pull her down by her tail, to save Bimbo's life.

This was very provoking to Jett, as cats do not like to be laughed at, and she resented it in Bimbo.

"I don't see what you want, coming here at this hour in the morning," Bimbo said, with a yawn.

The lieutenant rushed to the shed to mount the horse usually kept in readiness, but Bimbo had turned him loose upon the plain.

"It won't do, Bimbo," replied the officer, sending the fellow back to his place.

There was another piece of information which Bimbo gave us, more pleasing than any thing which he had said.

"He is too late," was all the remark that the officer vouchsafed upon being informed of Bimbo's desire.

For all the property Bimbo owned was the earth in a little gully, which he himself was reclaiming.

Just as Bimbo threw his hoe over his shoulder and started to move, a terrible blinding flash of lightning dazzled his eyes.

Many a time did Bimbo have hard work of it even to pay his taxes, which sometimes amounted to half his crop.