chore

We all know the charwoman, and have begun to forget our native modification of char, to wit, chore.

A number of the men go off to a neighboring town for a spree, and the chore boy goes with them.

Another was practically the chore boy of the worker who was assigned to teach him.

She must of necessity be my chore boy as well as my herd boy.

I dont no moren git troo one chore den sumpin else hops right out at me.

Reading had been something of a chore while he was still in high school.

I continued to wear the mysterious clothes of Michael Henry, save at chore time, when I put on the spotted suit of homespun.

I had started for the store, but then remembered a chore I wanted him to do.

Things were not so bad until the pigs grew up, but now I dread feeding them more than any chore on the place.

Anna's Sunday chore was to whitewash the hearthstones and clean the house.