furrin

Mr. Hawley, he laffed kind of puny and feeble like there was somethin 'furrin weighin' onto his stomach.

Christopher Morley writes about Don Marquis 1937

Tip-topper – Sir Edward Talbot, that's 'im –' e's in furrin parts for 'is

Harding's Luck Edith 1909

And he was standing up pointing at Pa with a hand the size of a shovel, and all the rest of the bunch around us was getting restless and cacklin 'furrin' talk.

William Adolphus Turnpike William Banks

Th 'natives down that coast is poor as Job's turkey, an' they has t 'sell their fur soon's th' furrin 'season's over.

Ungava Bob A Winter's Tale Dillon Wallace 1901

How I hope they won't send us away first to "furrin" parts!

Leaves from Juliana Horatia Ewing's "Canada Home" Juliana Horatia Gatty Ewing 1896

These, however, were evidently not the most prized portion of Mr. Polymathers's library, though he displayed them with some complacency, reading out here and there a sonorous "furrin" phrase, at which his audience said, "More power," and "Your sowl to glory," and the like.

Strangers at Lisconnel Jane Barlow 1887

It wur i 'furrin' lands, owd wench, i 'a desert island i' th 'midst o' th 'sea.

That Lass o' Lowrie's: A Lancashire Story 1877

They had never liked "the furriner," as they called Col. Anglesea, and they felt secretly delighted that he was not to marry their young mistress, to take her away to "furrin" parts.

Her Mother's Secret Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth 1859

C-Word was gonna show us her Clydesdales, has now made it legal for anyone to be pulled aside for "lookin 'furrin'"

Mock, Paper, Scissors Tengrain 2010

We US citizens got to whiz thru our choice of a zillion open customs lanes, while the furrin masses had to line up in huge lines at two open lanes, while a large authoritarian and mean woman in a uniform yelled at them in english.

Mungowitz in Deutschland--Day 2 2009