daw

Chattaway's worst enemy could not fairly blame him with reference to the fate of Rupert: but Mr. Daw was in a hasty mood.

Scarcely any of its painful features were apparent; and Mr. Daw wrote word that they had not been in his father.

Mr. Daw showed no signs of resenting the incipient insolence; on the contrary, his voice took a kind and sympathising tone.

He got me to lend him my pen and ink, and wrote a letter to that there foreign gentleman, Mr. Daw.