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  • For instance, a boy called Jackey, left a good master who would have provided for him, to live again wild in the woods, and went away with the blanket off his bed.

    Far Off Favell Lee Mortimer 1840

  • Play − fellow, and used to lie with her till his Mother began to think her with Child; then it was that his Father and he together, brought her to this Captain; to whom they sold her, and Jackey was to have the mony for himself.

    The Lining of the Patch-Work Screen 2008

  • Play − fellow, and used to lie with her till his Mother began to think her with Child; then it was that his Father and he together, brought her to this Captain; to whom they sold her, and Jackey was to have the mony for himself.

    The Lining of the Patch-Work Screen 2008

  • Ben Jackey from our affiliate WLKY in Louisville has the very latest for us.

    CNN Transcript Jun 22, 2007 2007

  • She is a dear generous lady, and has shed with us many a tear over them; and my lord has not been unmoved, nor Jackey neither, at some of your distresses and reflections.

    Pamela 2006

  • Did I not tell you, Jackey, said she, that I should have a wit to talk to? —

    Pamela 2006

  • Jackey, in her old tone, whining through her nose, was Miss Harlowe to you? —

    Clarissa Harlowe 2006

  • I intended to have been with you before this: but my lord has been a little indisposed with the gout, and Jackey has had an intermitting fever: but they are pretty well recovered, and it shall not be long before I see you, now I understand you are returned from your Kentish expedition.

    Pamela 2006

  • So I went and sat me down in the window, and she took her place at the upper end of the table; and her saucy Jackey, fleering at me most provokingly, sat down by her.

    Pamela 2006

  • I always take it for granted, that my worthy brother sends his respects to us; as you must, that Lord Davers, the Countess of C. and Jackey (who, as well as his uncle, talks of nothing else but you), send theirs; and so unnecessary compliments will be always excluded our correspondence.

    Pamela 2006

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