spurrier
[spur-ee-er, spuhr-]
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noun
a maker of spurs.
Origin of spurrier
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“So this is what you have come to be,” said the imaginary Spurrier blightingly to the actual Spurrier.
The Law of Hemlock MountainHugh Lundsford
“Mr. Spurrier here, is a man you all know and trust——” he hazarded.
The Law of Hemlock MountainHugh Lundsford
Spurrier looked at the strong-featured face as he prompted, “Yes?”
The Law of Hemlock MountainHugh Lundsford
It was a good spot for a “rat-killing” and Spurrier was to be the rat.
The Law of Hemlock MountainHugh Lundsford
But Spurrier had been there in the hills when summer had overcome winter.
The Law of Hemlock MountainHugh Lundsford
spurrier
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