Roy Soakes brought me a jug of his pa's corn whiskey.

I say yes and take a gulp of corn whiskey.

Yet if they could manufacture corn whiskey it would be like finding coffee beans.

But for Dan Gunn, the corn whiskey was immediately useful.

So he made me go to town and get a pint of corn whiskey.

He was walking with his Colonel who was fond of a sip of corn whiskey at times.

Jim seized the jug, poured out two drinks of corn whiskey, handed her one and raised his:

He led them up to his apartment and mixed sours with the corn whiskey and fat, ripe limes.

It was the union of corn whiskey and the conscientious fictional form that Mr. W. D. Howletts admires so much.

He had drank corn whiskey enough for one day; and I think at that moment he loathed the thought of drinking it.

Prentice would pour out half a glass of what they call corn whiskey, and would dip the crackers in it and eat them.

Corn and sugar cane means corn whiskey.

Corn whiskey was different.

"Whiskey, pure corn whiskey," he repeated, "when it is treated right won't harm no one.