iditer

Updated: May 14, 2025

"An' back luck till yees, too," added Pat in his surly growl, as a reporter, note-book in hand, stepped nimbly in after Haldane; "it's meself that wishes iviry iditer o' the land was burned up wid his own lyin' papers." Even the most machine-like of the sere and withered book-keepers held their pens in suspense as Haldane passed hastily toward Mr.

Edward Payson Roe - A Knight of the Nineteenth Century

His factotum was in mortal trepidation, for in coming across town he had eagerly bought the morning "Courier," and his complacent sense of security at having withheld his name from the "oncivil iditer" vanished utterly as he read the words, "an intelligent Irishman in Mr. Arnot's employ."

Edward Payson Roe - A Knight of the Nineteenth Century