gump

"If he was a girl, he would be a gump and a goose," said this saucy John.

His family cannot determine whether he is a gump or a genius.

He was lying on his back at the foot of the Gump, though how he got there he could never tell.

"Well, what a gump I was not to think of that myself," he observed.

He has no time to waste, but he is efficient without being a "gump."

All I got to say, Gump, you should some day have just such a daughter!

It wouldn't have been brave in that gump, Edith, without a nerve in her body.

He had been cruel to judge her, as he might have judged her had she been well—or a gump like Edith!

"I'm delighted to hear it," replied the Gump, with a slight cough.

"I've been wondering that myself," returned the Gump quietly.