Grummit

Mr.. Grummit, first listening to make sure that the constable and his wife were in the bedroom the other side of the flimsy wall, complied, and in a voice that rose gradually to a piercing falsetto told Mr. Grummit things that had been rankling in her mind for some months.

The Constable's Move Captains All, Book 4. 1903

Mr.. Grummit emitted a genuine shriek, and Mr. Grummit, suddenly remembering himself, stopped short and attacked the bed with extraordinary fury.

Captains All and Others 1903

"For my bravery with them burglars the other night, Grummit," he said, modestly.

The Constable's Move Captains All, Book 4. 1903

"For my bravery with them burglars the other night, Grummit," he said, modestly.

Captains All and Others 1903

Mr.. Grummit, first listening to make sure that the constable and his wife were in the bedroom the other side of the flimsy wall, complied, and in a voice that rose gradually to a piercing falsetto told Mr. Grummit things that had been rankling in her mind for some months.

Captains All and Others 1903

"Good evening, Grummit," said the constable, with a patronizing air.

The Constable's Move Captains All, Book 4. 1903

Mr.. Grummit emitted a genuine shriek, and Mr. Grummit, suddenly remembering himself, stopped short and attacked the bed with extraordinary fury.

The Constable's Move Captains All, Book 4. 1903

"Good evening, Grummit," said the constable, with a patronizing air.

Captains All and Others 1903

There was a mate of the name of Grummit, who had been for some years waiting for his promotion, but was of so hopeful a disposition, that he always expected his commission out by the following packet; and there was a master's assistant, called Samuel Spike, who considered himself capable of commanding the allied fleets of Europe; and a clerk, named

The Pirate of the Mediterranean A Tale of the Sea William Henry Giles Kingston 1847

"Ah, that's just like the way of the world, Grummit," said Trunnion.

Paul Gerrard The Cabin Boy William Henry Giles Kingston 1847