1
Then you shall never go to that fat hog's sty, for I'll stick him first.
2
They never could pass up a fat hog.
3
Then I noticed one fat hog, feeding at a heavily gilded trough, who could not find his waiter.
4
And so thou hast left Samoa to come here to be devoured by this fat hog of a Dutchman!
5
He told the tale so well that the swineherd believed him, and even killed a fat hog in his honor.
6
Albrecht, looking not unlike a fat hog newly shaven, sauntered out of the open office door, and stared idly about.
7
Once upon a time, a man by the name of John Smith was being tried for stealing a fat hog.
8
It takes the same labor to produce a fat hog or a fat ox, a sheep, horse, or mule, as in 1870.
9
Some have five hundred of these slaves, and some not half a dozen: The common price of them is a fat hog.
10
The suitors, who fear neither god nor man, eat the fat hogs.
11
Every One Basteth the Fat Hog, while the Lean One Burneth.
12
At night the king's uncle sent our captain four fat hogs.
13
What is wild game in comparison with fat hogs, and seventy-bushels-to-the-acre!
14
One hundred and ten fat hogs killed we and roasted whole for the feast of welcome.
15
Eumaios arrived early, driving three fat hogs.
16
And even then just so much fertility goes with every yoke of steers or pair of fat hogs.
