Ex-Giant Phil

Usage examples of simms.

On it stood Monday Simms, in a graceful pose, wearing a proud smile and—in her fawn-colored tights—seemingly wearing little else but a few strategically placed patches of sequins.

Simms, Southern poet and novelist, writing in 1852, felicitates himself as being among the first who about fifteen years earlier advocated slavery as a great good and a blessing.

And it was Sunday Simms who was able to explain this curiosity, because she assiduously read every town newspaper, to improve her German, and always translated the society news items for Clover Lee, who liked to keep abreast of the doings of counts and dukes and such.

But the urbane Quashee did not mind taking trays to the Simmses in their cabin and to Hannibal on deck, any more than he minded taking trays to Rouleau.

Hell, down in Rockbridge County, every third woman bloats up bigger than Phoebe Simms, just as soon as she's hooked herself a husband.