Parrish
[par-ish]
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noun
Anne,1888–1957, U.S. novelist and author of books for children.
(Frederick) Max·field [maks-feeld] /ˈmæksˌfild/, 1870–1966, U.S. painter and illustrator.
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But it was only for a half-minute that old Parrish's endurance lasted.
Old Parrish was whining and whimpering as he crouched in his place.
"I've not been as idle as Tode thinks," said Parrish, with a senile leer.
Jim seized Lucille and the two raced in the wake of old Parrish.
Louder still rose the shriek of old Parrish as he understood.