Luba _____

Usage examples of goy.

Never, in all the years that he had dwelt in Chinatown, had Wing Goy been implicated in anything that savored of crime.

It was seldom that any of these articles - even the smallest - were sold, yet Wing Goy never worried.

When prospective purchasers entered - as they did but seldom - Wing Goy made no effort to induce them to buy.

On this particular night, while Wing Goy sat blinking just inside the door, a strange visitor came to the silent street outside the shop.

IT was then that Wing Goy paused to stare at the vague blotch that lay before the doorway.

With calm indifference, Wing Goy stepped into the street and peered toward the sidewalk on the other side.

When Wing Goy turned back to the doorway, he was too late to see the fleeting shape, but his almond eyes became suddenly fixed in gaze.

Unknown to Wing Goy, The Shadow, strange being of the night, had stepped from darkness into the gloom of the Tai Yuan Shop!

Wing Goy inferred that a shadow that moved must mean the presence of a human being.

Wing Goy pushed his way through scattered articles of furniture, and came to a thick portion of the wall that projected like an interior chimney.

Wing Goy satisfied himself that no one was in the artfully concealed hiding place.

Wing Goy had inadvertently disclosed the secret of this room, The Shadow was approaching.

But Wing Goy, still peering downward, saw a long, black silhouette creeping forward at his feet.

The Chinaman was a powerful brute - chosen as a guardian by Wing Goy because of his superhuman strength.

It means a groundhog, an earthcrawler, a dirt dweller, one who never goes into space, not of our tribe, not human, a goy, an auslander, a savage, beneath contempt.