| How can a legal contract be like a doyley on the back of a chair? |
| Bloom bent leopold ear, turning a fringe of doyley down under the vase. |
| Whin the ould sow litters, doyley, it's sore perplexhed we'll be fer shlapin' room. |
| The constable looked grave, too, when he saw the knife and the doyley. |
| The soldier, afterwards boasting that he had won this trophy, was reproved by doyley, who had seen the action. |
| Col. Beeston seems to have harboured a peculiar spite against doyley. |
