Lexicographical Neighbors of Blackhanders
Literary usage of Blackhanders
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Somewhere in Red Gap by Harry Leon Wilson (1916)
""Well,' he says, 'they's a gang of over two hundred of these I-talian blackhanders
working right now on a sewer job something about two miles up the road. ..."
2. Pennsylvania School Journal by Pennsylvania state educational association, Pennsylvania. Dept. of public instruction (1911)
"... I had given to three burglars a total of 120 years imprisonment two blackhanders
a total of 40 years imprisonment, and had imposed various other ..."
3. Masterpieces of Mystery by Joseph Lewis French (1920)
"They will find the girl in the back yard—quick, before the BlackHanders have a
chance to go back on their word.” I fairly shouted my orders to the police ..."
4. Famous Detective Stories by Joseph Walker McSpadden (1920)
"They will find the girl in the back yard — quick, before the BlackHanders have
a chance to go back on their word.” I fairly shouted my orders to the police ..."
5. Somewhere in Red Gap by Harry Leon Wilson (1916)
""Well,' he says, 'they's a gang of over two hundred of these I-talian blackhanders
working right now on a sewer job something about two miles up the road. ..."
6. Pennsylvania School Journal by Pennsylvania state educational association, Pennsylvania. Dept. of public instruction (1911)
"... I had given to three burglars a total of 120 years imprisonment two blackhanders
a total of 40 years imprisonment, and had imposed various other ..."
7. Masterpieces of Mystery by Joseph Lewis French (1920)
"They will find the girl in the back yard—quick, before the BlackHanders have a
chance to go back on their word.” I fairly shouted my orders to the police ..."
8. Famous Detective Stories by Joseph Walker McSpadden (1920)
"They will find the girl in the back yard — quick, before the BlackHanders have
a chance to go back on their word.” I fairly shouted my orders to the police ..."