dicky

By the time Dicky Betts thunderballs into his solo jam on “Elizabeth Reed,” people are standing on their chairs, yodeling cheers.

Her constant chaperonage of Dicky was getting a little trying, and she wanted me to relieve her.

Dicky came up after him to see what we was up to, and when he did see he buzzed a pillow at Oswald, and the fight began.

Suddenly he fell back fainting, and Dicky threw some water in his face, then set a cup of it beside him.

Dicky Wyatt writes, in answer to Helvellyn, that the word "Kettledrum" means a large social party.

Grandfather told me that when I was Dicky's age—'for divers' reasons'; and he comes up again 'for sun—dry reasons.'