The Little Lady of The Big House by Jack London Chapter 10 Page 29

Yo-to-to-wi is my quail woman, my deer-woman, my lush-woman of all soft rain and fat soil. She was born of the thin starlight and the brittle dawn- light before the sun �

“And,” Forrest concluded, relapsing into his natural voice and enunciation, having reached the limit of extemporization, — ”and if you think old, sweet, blue-eyed Solomon has anything on me in singing the Song of Songs, just put your names down for the subscription edition of my Song of Songs.”