moulsey

Updated: June 6, 2025

Moulsey at "the shop," with Dawson, with Hall the butcher. Poor old John poor old fellow! When Bolderfield reached the paling in front of the Costrells' cottage, he paused a moment, holding for support to the half-open gate and struggling for breath. "I must keep my 'edd, I must," he was saying to himself piteously; "don' yer be a fool, John Borroful, don' yer be a fool!"

Mrs. Humphry Ward - Bessie Costrell

'Yes, sir; know the Seraph, sir; leastways, did, sir, afore he died; see him once at Moulsey Mill, sir; his "one two" was amazin'. Waters soon threw up the sponge. We were all dying with laughter, and I tossed him a tenner. 'There, my good fellow, said I, 'shunt the carriage and let us finish the game.

Ouida - Under Two Flags