(See also FEEL GOOD.)
1838. We will behave. We will behave good.—Caroline Gillman, ‘Recollections of a Southern Matron,’ p. 32 (N.Y.).
[1846. A man might love his country so bad as to be willing to cut the throats of one half of the American citizens.—Mr. Chipman of Mich., House of Repr., May 18: Cong. Globe, p. 838.]
1855. He there [in Missouri] put us into another sieve, and sifted us good.—George A. Smith at the Mormon Tabernacle, March 18: ‘Journal of Discourses,’ ii. 216.
