Fellers [noun]

Them fellers told a straight story, they did; but they'll never fool Bill Duncan but once.

He leaves orders that these fellers behind are t' comb the country till he calls 'em off.

If there should happen t' be a stray trooper hangin' round there, the same would be mighty awkward for you fellers.

One of us better head in for the Crossin' an' find out for sure if any uh them fellers come t' the camp, an' what he wanted there.

I guess by the time you fellers are through with each other we'll know who shot that man and staked him down.

Most of them, ma'am, but some was regular hussies; not only a-livin' with their fellers—but havin' a good time, too.

Them fellers that went down to fight the Apaches was painted up's savage's meat-axes.

"Ain't no use fightin' with one o' them fellers thataway," he said, shaking his head.

But I heard dear old Preachin' Bill say once, that 'some fellers can do mighty big things in a durned little way.'

"I know some fellers that seem to think with their feet, and that blamed awkwardly," mused Shorty.