| Everybody knew this was buncombe, the colonel being extremely unpopular in civilian circles, and they smiled incredulously. |
| But as for this theory that all wisdom resides in the people, it's buncombe. |
| But there were speeches to be made for buncombe, and they made the best of the seconds. |
| Some kind of buncombe, of course, replied Tom, thoughtfully. |
| Of his landlord, buncombe, he gradually learnt all that he cared to know. |
| John Buncombe made a hard effort to get to the flesh pots and coffee cans of Yankeedom, but failed. |
