"Think you, Roderick," continued the governess, who no longer deemed it necessary to pursue her covert inquiries on that particular subject; "think you, Roderick, that the ROV-that is, that Captain Heidegger will suffer us to land at the first port which offers?"
"The Red Rover"
James Fenimore Cooper
Mo ROV a jaw; mo rakker so dROVan?
"The English Gipsies and Their Language"
Charles G. Leland
It is in Gipsy at the present day in England, correctly, ROV, or ROVen-to cry-but v and w are so frequently transposed that we may consider them as the same letter.
"The English Gipsies and Their Language"
Charles G. Leland