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high-tailing a horse at a fast gallop with the tail held up straight. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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What if the chairman of the Oregon Senate subcommittee that deals with economic development proclaimed one day that he believes Oregon is a terrible place to do business and that companies would be better off high-tailing it to other states? Hogan (Crane) isn't helping the resistance forces from within the camp, he's sneaking out and high-tailing it to the local beer hall to check out the frauleins. Though Anais was not unhappily married to a nice, rich Boston banker, Hugo Guiler, she remained unfulfilled until her affair with Miller, a sort of one-man diapason of expatria Americanism, and with Miller's ex-taxidancer wife, June, who would drop in for brief stays before high-tailing it back to New York and other entanglements. |
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