Dows [noun]

And yo' mean to say, co'nnle, there's nothing between yo' and Sally Dows?

The Dows' pew, being nearer to the entrance than the Reeds', gave up its occupants first.

But, just now, she noticed the folks were staring at them, and Miss Sally Dows had turned round to look.

Dey's bin no man in de family since Miss Sally's fader died—dat's let de Dows out fo' ever.

Mrs. Dows declares she has ridden the most fiery of steeds and taken them over the most dangerous jumps.

The people were much distressed, and came and broke the palace win-dows—as they usually do when things go wrong in Pantouflia.

His small office was in the rear of Mrs. Ely's residence which stood on the ground where the Dows and Ely block now is.

His small office was in the rear of Mrs. Ely's residence, which stood on the ground where the Dows & Ely block now is.

In each of the several hundred win dows were fine Japanese lanterns of different colors and two little flags.

A fire was now opened by the whole squadron, directed to the four dows.