I neverrailly knowed you, nuther, Joel," she laughed.
I don't knowrailly but what she may have promised him; he has seemed mighty confident heer lately.
And my thoughts was as rebellious as the folks was good and kind When Brown and Mary married--Railly must a-been my mind Was kindo' out o' kilter!
An aw railly did feel We enjoyed ussen weel, An we had a gooid Kursmiss that day.
It seems powerful funny now to think of you havin' sech a reputation, but I raillybelieve you had it once.
I railly believe it's a sin agin God's mercy fer us to moan an' fret under a thing like this.
All at once he missed the pocket-book, an' told Neil that night that he was mighty nigh shore the feller lifted it, but he couldn't railly swear to it.
That's what you railly ort to do, brother Dole," he said.
I'd be above lettin' any triflin' man know I was that bad off--I railly would try to have a little more pride.
I railly believe on my soul she cussed God an' all futurity.
After Railly this house was kept at different times by John Noble, who married Railly's widow, John Taylor, Henry Taylor, Jesse Core and William Robinson.
David Railly succeeded Ringland in this house about the year 1840.
Had a loom, and she could do Carpet-weavin' railly grand!
If I ever ketches dat city Coon, He railly mought see my razzer soon.
Imaginary evils are allus war to bide nor th' trubbles werailly have.
It's varry gooid o' thee, Mally, to offer to buy me a new hat, but aw railly dooant want one.
But railly now, Abednego, what is the state of our legation?
If it railly comes to trouble, six cartridges ain't many, and you know I am slow-like about reloading.
Old Tom he wilted down considerable under this, and looked railly as if he was goin' to give in.
It's railly Winniferd's, but what she owns, she sheers with me.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "railly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
