fie,

And when he took upon himself to know me, to quarrel with me, and use me hardly: And you too, said I, to cry, Fie, fie,

Pamela 2006

Come, come, throw them into my apron, and I will run over and toss them into the fire, and we'll have time for a game of leap-frog before tea; oh, fie,

A World of Girls The Story of a School L. T. Meade 1884

And as he pared the fruit, in spite of his sister's ` ` O fie,

The Antiquary 1845

As Riprapton flourished his wooden index, in the midst of his brilliant peroration, he told the honest seaman that he had not a _leg_ to stand upon; and all the ladies, and some of the gentlemen, too, cried out with one accord, "O fie,

Rattlin the Reefer Edward Howard 1820

And as he pared the fruit, in spite of his sister’s “O fie,

The Antiquary 1584