silvey-e-e-e

Updated: May 15, 2025

A moment later, with the rake over one shoulder, and the lawn mower trailing noisily behind him, he set off to find Silvey. A noisy whistle in front of his chum's house brought no answer. An ear-splitting clamor of "Oh, Silvey-e-e-e; Oh, Silvey-e-e-e, come on out. Come on out!" brought his mother to the door. "Bill's gone down town with his father," she said crossly.

Herman Gastrell Seely - A Son of the City: A Story of Boy Life