Shore, thar's soft spots in me the same as in oilier gents; an' that melody a-makin' of references to the old Jones an' Plummer days comes mighty clost to meltin' everything about me but my guns an' spurs.
"Wolfville Nights"
Alfred Lewis
Four years later, we have Mary again writing to Mr. Trelawny with regard to his book, a second edition being called for, when, to her confusion, she finds that through her not having read over the agreement, and having taken for granted that the proposal of three hundred pounds on first edition with one hundred pounds more on second was inserted, she had signed the contract; but now it turned out that what was proposed by letter was not inserted by oilier in the agreement, and she knew not what to do.
"Mrs. Shelley"
Lucy M. Rossetti
oilier, she writes, devoutly wished she had read the agreement, as the clause ought to have been in it.
"Mrs. Shelley"
Lucy M. Rossetti