As for myself, I took my station on the dickey, determined to let nothing escape me in a scene that I remembered with so much enduring delight.
When they were in the carriage together, the maid being then stowed away in a dickey or rumble behind, Sophie again whined and was repentant.
Within, there was a good-sized seat for the principal occupants, and outside a dickey behind, and a driving box before, though sometimes there was only one of these, and that transferable.
Dickey (1996) has shown that this effect occurs in adults when sentences have three clauses.
Dickey's function was to research foreign policy public opinion and to liaise with private organizations.
It has the security of this country behind it, and it gives an interest which in the past could only be obtained -with a very "dickey" security.
It must be your dickey bow.
Dickey never married but raised several children left in her care.
