earts

"'eels an' 'ands low;' eads an '' earts 'igh," by the astonishing profanity of their riding-master; and beyond them their more proficient comrades charged with wild yells upon a long line of stuffed sacks representing a terror-stricken foe waiting patiently to be spitted.

With Our Army in Palestine

A glow was in their veins, an easiness in their earts.

The Stars Are Also Fire

A glow was in their veins, an easiness in their earts.

The Stars Are Also Fire

"If we'd been a few minutes longer we'd be out there somewhere with our 'earts stopped and our guts full o' sand."

The Day of the Dissonance

"If we'd been a few minutes longer we'd be out there somewhere with our 'earts stopped and our guts full o' sand."

The Day of the Dissonance

With this "Yorkshire Stinko" in their 'ands -- and their' earts in their mouths I'll be bound.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, September 24, 1892

Kind 'earts are more than coronets and simple faith than

Jill the Reckless

Gawd -- I'll break yer bleed'n '' earts afore I've done wi 'yer -- by Gawd I will.

Combed Out

"Bless their little 'earts," said the grandmother, "what should 'appen to them?"

Of Human Bondage

"Every one -- an 'very frequent, bless their little' earts."

Peregrine's Progress