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  • But in the middle of a word Prudy made a mistake and dropped off to sleep.

    Little Prudy Sophie May 1869

  • "Prudy," said Dotty, "good by, for Johnny 'n' I are going down to the beach to get some shells."

    Dotty Dimple At Home Sophie May 1869

  • "Prudy," she said, "was a natural lady: the other two were romps."

    Little Prudy's Dotty Dimple Sophie May 1869

  • "Prudy," said aunt Madge, gently, "you didn't mean to open the cage door, did you?"

    Little Prudy Sophie May 1869

  • "Prudy," said he, with rather a shame-faced glance at his favorite cousin, "you girls will cut a pretty figure, parading through the streets like a gang of pedlers.

    Dotty Dimple's Flyaway Sophie May 1869

  • "Prudy," said Dotty, "you needn't say that word 'wherrying' to me any more.

    Dotty Dimple At Home Sophie May 1869

  • "Prudy," said she, "it is polite to do so when we lose people we love.

    Dotty Dimple at Her Grandmother's Sophie May 1869

  • On the other hand, wives and sweethearts and even children, mothers, and sisters often served as inspiration for heavy bomber names and Nose Art. 63 The B-17 Miss Prudy, for example, was named in honor of pilot Charles Alling's beloved sister, who died of spinal meningitis just before the crew entered combat.

    Miss Yourlovin: GIs, Gender, and Domesticity during World War II 2008

  • No, not New York City, but the Big Apple that's just off exit 497 on the 401 near Prudy Corners.

    Tagged Dave Hingsburger 2007

  • When we pulled into the Chistye Prudy stop we saw nothing and heard nothing unusual until people started to shout.

    Stalin's Ghost Smith, Martin Cruz, 1942- 2007

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