We have no meanings for "be owin" in our records yet.
1 If your guests ai n't scared out of their skins it'll be owin ' to your nerve an' how you carry out Stewart's orders.
2 But a bigger dooty is what is owin ' to the feminine sex.
3 It 's owin' to some whites as crossed this way last year.
4 But thet 's owin ' to the revolution in Mexico.
5 I 'm to git every cent what 's owin ' to me, and I reckon it'll take it all.
6 But that ai n't my fault, ma'am; it is owin ' to the experimentin' o' a waccinatin' doctor.'
7 'Twas a foine bit av a scrimmage, an' I 'm owin ' ye wan.
8 What clothes I had they kep' against the rent I was owin' , when they told me to get out.
9 "Well, I hope he 's come to pay what 's owin' , " was the surly comment.
10 If it 's a win, it 's thirty quid-an ' Icanpay all that 's owin' , with a lump o' money left over.
11 "Oh, that 's owin ' to your bein' of the cloth, sir," was his comment.
12 He turned up all of a sudden, and paid up all there was owin ' on the taxes, an' he's paid 'em regular ever sence.
13 "I 'm owin ' ye naathin'," insisted Rourke.
14 "He 's owin ' you now, ain't he?"
15 "I reckon as how it were owin ' to de fack dat dey struck in a bank ob soft sand dat concussioned de fall," explained Washington.
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