"Well, now, masa Tom, I shorely would laik t' 'blige yo', I shore would.
"Tom Swift and his Air Glider or, Seeking the Platinum Treasure"
Victor Appleton
And now Rolleston found the value of Wardlaw's loan; it enabled him to prosecute his search through the whole group of islands; and he did hear at last of three persons who had been wrecked on masa Fuero; one of them a female.
"Foul Play"
Charles Reade Dion Boucicault
Cavour seems to have lent some material aid to a Sicilian named La masa, who was preparing to take a handful of men to his native island, but it is not true that he either desired or abetted the expedition of Garibaldi.
"Cavour"
Countess Evelyn Martinengo-Cesaresco