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(Michael Hogue) The first Texan I ever worked for was the head of a multimillion dollar trade association in Washington, D.C. He had a large bronze cattle statue in the office and wore ostrich-skin boots. As a native Ohioan, I didn’t have his Texas dialect down. So he insisted I order the Wallace O. Chariton gem to work into his speeches, This Dog’ll Really Hunt: An Entertaining and Informative Texas Dictionary, which still sits on my bookshelf today. Advertisement The book’s translation of “this dog’ll really hunt”: It will work real well. You know what dog’ll really hunt? Add Democratic...
