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And yet, Helen—ha—ha—ha, he's a stalwart old rogue still, and must have been a devil of a tyke when he was young.
WILLY REILLYWILLIAM CARLETON
That's right, tyke them snivellin' kids 'ome—blast me if ever I—&c, &c, &c.
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, VOL. 100., JAN. 10, 1891VARIOUS
An' when the door opened an' the man wi' the wooden feet cam' in—preserve me, but he was a weary-lookin' tyke.
THE MEN OF THE MOSS-HAGSS. R. CROCKETT
Hardly a tyke or messan but's awa' to Peden to get her whaulpies named at the Holy Linn!
THE MEN OF THE MOSS-HAGSS. R. CROCKETT
Got a headache, I suppose, from drinking with that New York tyke they sent us yesterday!
PIRATE GOLDFREDERIC JESUP STIMSON
You're in Bermondsey, mister, an' if you tyke my advice you'll go 'ome an' sty 'ome.
CHANGING WINDSST. JOHN G. ERVINE
At the end of the third week she said, "I can't abear to tyke yer money no longer, my dear, you not doing nothink."
THE CHRISTIANHALL CAINE
If this 'ere is a sample o' Christianity, I'll tyke me charnces down below w'en I gets knocked out.
KITCHENER'S MOBJAMES NORMAN HALL
All that Tyke knew, it turned out, he had been taught by Alec, as he sat there resting on his way home.
THE HEART'S COUNTRYMARY HEATON VORSE
"Tyke it an' smoke it between you," said W. Keyse, and the Adam's apple jerked again as he gulped.
THE DOP DOCTORCLOTILDE INEZ MARY GRAVES

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