Louey

I think my sergeant and 'Louey' tried to kill me - a smart assed college boy in their opinion.

Salem-News.com 2008

He was more in the vein of sappy hippy folksinger boy, his friend Louey though was CRAZY.

Dru Blood - I believe in the inherent goodness of all beings: The Pit of Punkness. 2005

‘I am to take Louey to him,’ said Hugh Stanbury, ‘if you will allow me.’

He Knew He Was Right 2004

‘Louey,’ he said at last, addressing the child who had sat for an hour gazing through the window without stirring a limb or uttering a sound; ‘Louey, my boy, would you like to go back to mamma?’

He Knew He Was Right 2004

‘Louey will never, never forget his own mamma will he, Louey?’

He Knew He Was Right 2004

He had spared no personal trouble, he had done all that he had known how to do, he had exercised all his intelligence to procure amusement for the boy, but Louey had hardly smiled since he had been taken from his mother.

He Knew He Was Right 2004

Louey did not seem to be particularly willing to leave the carriage, but he made no loud objection when Mr Glascock held him up to the open space above the door.

He Knew He Was Right 2004

Before long he had two or three women with him, including her whom he had brought from Florence, and among them Louey was soon made to appear, dressed for his journey, together with a small trunk in which were his garments.

He Knew He Was Right 2004

‘Louey will tell papa that he loves him before he goes?’ said

He Knew He Was Right 2004

Was this not one reason for his importation of an entire family of impoverished relatives, that they and his little pet daughter, the angelic Louey, should readjust the balance of household power in his favour?

Australian Writers Desmond Byrne