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And of course, Rod, being Rod, goes for it a hundred percent; his mouth drops open and he says, ‘What?’

This part of this letter was written, as Johnson goes on to say, a considerable time before the conclusion.

It goes without saying that the duke soon heard of the shepherd, for he had been anxiously awaiting the fate of the two governors.

This one lives in the eastern half of the country in summer, and goes far south for the winter.

What goes up, has got to come down, an' you're goin' up end over appetite.

He goes among strangers; he sees all sorts of men; he gets wild.