squoire

‘This is as it should be, squoire,’ said Ralph Holt, who was going about in his Sunday clothes, as though it was a day much too sacred for muck and work.

John Caldigate

‘And I minds when the squoire was borned; minds it well,’ said an old farmer sitting opposite.

Doctor Thorne

You ask Mixet, squoire, — him as is baker down Bardsey Lane.

The Way We Live Now

We saw how it was to be when he first looked out of his eye at the two post-office gents, and others who spoke up for the young squoire.

John Caldigate

‘True, squoire,’ said Crumb, laughing with his whole face.

The Way We Live Now

~ Did I ever tell 'ee, bor, about t' new squoire o 'these parts -- him wot cum hum yesterday from furren lands?

Happy Days

Did I ever tell 'ee, bor, about t' new squoire o 'these parts -- him wot cum hum yesterday from furren lands?

The Holiday Round

Do'e tell squoire we longs to heer from him, and has dootings about his not writing himself, and Lieftenant

The Waverley

It belongs to the squoire now, and he takes good keer o 'all

A Red Wallflower

'That moight come in handy by-and-by; -- moightn't it, squoire?' said John

The Way We Live Now