filcher

He ne'er by any luck was grieved,By any care perplexed— No filcher he, though when he preached,He always "took" a text.

Yes, yes, even at Hob Filcher's house, by him that bought and sold me!

By the time Mr. Smalls had re-appeared with the kettle, Mr. Filcher had thought it prudent to answer his master's summons.

Taffy, the filcher, in this case was the Briton; the filchee was the Boer.

But Filcher was alarmed at the joyful way in which he rushed out of the tutor's room.