The whole country.

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1844.  A great strapping woman as tall as all out-doors.—“J. Slick,” ‘High Life in New York,’ ii. 60. (N.E.D.)

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1847.  Phil. Wild turkeys! oh, yes—all out doors was full of them.—J. K. Paulding, ‘American Comedies,’ p. 196 (Phila.).

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1848.  

        It takes a mind like Daniel’s, fact, ez big ez all ou’doors,
To find out thet it looks like rain, arter it fairly pours.
Lowell, ‘Biglow Papers,’ 1st Series, No. 9.    

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1861.  

        Ourn’s the fust thru-by-daylight train,
With all ou’doors for deepot.
Id., 2nd Series, No. 1.    

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