Use of the word jiffy in a sentence example

jiffy

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Come along here, I'll give ye a glim in a jiffy; and so saying he lighted a candle and held it towards me, offering to lead the way. [Please select]

Tut, tut; you'll have them both arrested in a jiffy.' [Please select]

"That I'll do in a jiffy, my lad."' [Please select]

He was on his stool in a jiffy; driving away with his pen, as if he were trying to overtake nine o'clock.' [Please select]

I'll put them away in a jiffy, and come down looking as neat as a new pin.' [Please select]

Just take a few minutes--not half as serious as a confinement--and you'll be all right in a jiffy.' [Please select]

"Snake, lemme your pipe, an' I'll hev a fire in a jiffy." [Please select]

You'll be warm in a jiffy," he replied, "because we'll ride some goin' back.' [Please select]

I'll teach you that in a jiffy, if the clock doesn't strike my hour too soon," answered Snap, helping her down."' [Please select]

"Ay, ay, Harry," replies a strong voice, with a sailor-like ring in it, from below, "I'll be on deck in a jiffy."' [Please select]

In a jiffy the horse had cleared a fence, and was running, with the feet of terror, in a dusty road. [Please select]

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