Chicagoan

And the spirit of the Chicagoan—who ended his days in that part of Southern California now known as Tarzana—is mighty yet.

Rose went to see the parts of the city which no true Chicagoan ever visits.

A native servant brings him a note, and it can be set down as positive that the young Chicagoan eagerly breaks the seal.

The Chicagoan speaks with a sort of sub-Bostonese accent, as perhaps you did not know.

There was a strange mingling of childishness and womanliness in this little Chicagoan to which Amy could not accustom herself.

A Chicagoan, who withheld his name, told of the scenes at Omaha when the train stopped there.