Doolies [noun]

We hev bin dooly subjoogated some time, and a waitin for this.

He is by them placed in a dooly and so dispatched to hospital.

Then it was that from her dooly the pale, emaciated form emerged.

As a wit, Dooly never had an equal in the State, and there might now be written a volume of his social and judicial wit.

May I inquire, Colonel Dooly, what use you have for a gum in the matter we have met to settle?

Dooly was present, and remarked to a friend that he was the only man he ever knew to be beaten who ran without opposition.

When Newton County was first organized, it was made the duty of Dooly to hold the first court.

Finally she heard her unwelcome guests boasting of killing Col. Dooly.

Dooly, the most faithful of his chiefs and followers, remained by Mehrab Khan to the last.

Dooly was less facile: his convictions were honest and strong, and he clung to them.