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1869, Monk, “A Broken Heart” (chapter V), in Going and Son: A Novel, page 160:“If I could only get a leetle soap and water,” continued Mr. Stump, amiably, “I would show the ladies and gentlemen here assembled the white face of Mr. Antony Staletoe, the most no-to-ryus falsefire, stubborn thief, and man-killer in all this enlightened kentry!”