An' ef yer he'p me, yer'll fall shawt an' have ter git flogged.
We hain't got no use for niggers ef they can't come up ter the scratch on cotton.
Look yere: ef yer don't lick her harder I'll make Big Sam lick yer till yer see sights.
The foot of the peninsula is but half a mile across, while the distance around by river to the lower ferry, on the other side of the village is four miles.
She tried, but in vain, to realize that in a few days these thoughtless youths would be the demons of the battle-field.
A half-mile in front of the bridge was the town of Murfreesboro.
The Sergeant was only too gald of this release, which gave him an opportunity to get back to camp, to enjoy some good cheer that he knew was there, and bidding a hasty good-night, he left at a trot.
Gabriel's ho'n couldn't've made a much mo' powerful one.
The Steward will be here in a few minues with the barber, who will shave your head, that we may apply a couple of fly-bisters behind your ears.
What a queer odor it has," said Rachel, sniffing it, and staying the spool just over her cup.
Then they were engaged night and day in harassing the enemy as they marched down to take up their new base at Petersburg, and finally received orders to ride round at full speed to aid in the defense of that place.
I do not think that we shall have any more attacks for the present.
He made a detour so as to come up at the back of the hill, and when he reached the top he stood looking down upon the line of works.
You wuz a sayin' thet your fool grandpop wuz supposin' that ef something said to him as he wuz-oh, go on and tell it yourself!
I mean like yours might hev bin ef you'd bin in my grandpop's place, Red.
Say, boys, I wonderef that's what Jim Bell's in Blue Creek fur?
The old lady's tirade informed me that they came from Vermont, had 'been wal on 't till father died and the farm was sold.
I will buy things here, and tell all my friends about it, and I have a drawer full of pretty bits of silk and velvet and plush, that I will give Miss Miller for her work, if she will let me.
He wuz so solum an' moanful all de time, at leas' 'cep' when dyah wuz gwine to be a fight.
I lives down de road heah, a little piece, an' I jes' steps down of a evenin' and looks arfter de graves.
Well, dey 'peared to tek' a gre't fancy to each udder from dat time.
A little supper at Welcker's, a glass or two of champagne, and a single flash of those bright eyes, and the thing is done.
Ah," returned the lady, "he was outwardly calm THEN, but you know nothing of the scene that occurred between us after you left.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ef" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
