1
She called Tippoo Tib, and he turned me out of the house.
2
He and Ishi Tib, the Birdlizard, dragged the young princess to Jabba.
3
Tib has to be considered, and she has a very queer temper.
4
He pretended to know where some of Tippoo Tib's ivory is buried.
5
You'll never find it, and anyhow, everybody knows it's Tippoo Tib's ivory.
6
Tib Mumps will be out wi' the stirrup-dram in a gliffing.
7
The contest would probably have been attended with fatal results had not Tib.
8
The silly old man bridled old Tib and saddled her too.
9
You saw nothing but shawl and ears until Papa began to tease Tib.
10
Tib was reeling off her catalogue of blessings when Sholto cut her short.
11
He only obtained these terms on condition that his Quæstor, Tib.
12
Byumby Tippoo Tib hearing bazaar talk an' sending me along too.
13
The boys will care for this raree-show more than thou or I, Tib!
14
The one ambition she has left is to be with Tippoo Tib in Paradise.
15
On the value of the drachma, see Life of Tib.
16
Go and tell Tippoo Tib we want to see him.