Mercy

• Mercy, that is a lot to spend just to go to the Fair for one day, isn't it? —  At the Little Brown House
• How Well, sir, our Mercy is a kind-hearted lass, though I say it, and you were sick, and she did nurse you; and that was a beginning. —  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 17, No. 104, June, 1866
• And, if you come to that, our Mercy is a treasure on the farm, but she is no help in the inn, no more than a wax figure. —  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 17, No. 104, June, 1866
• The mouth of the Mercy is a bad place for a vessel, and the sea is heavy there But by hauling her up on the sand, to the foot of the Chimneys Perhaps yes," replied Pencroft. —  The Secret of the Island
• A river was there called the Mercy, a mountain took the name of Mount Franklin, a small lake was named Lake Grant, and the forests became the forests of the Far West. —  The Secret of the Island

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