griffonage

There was a heap of little crumpled bills which, with Felicie's griffonage, Helen had thrown into her table-drawer.

But I must reserve a description of these trips until another letter, as I am sure you will be heartily tired by the time you have got through my griffonage.

We hastened to pack up our "trumpery," as Captain Mirven unkindly calls the paraphernalia of the ladies, and among the rest, my six hundred pages of griffonage.

This is a fine griffonage, to be sure! but I have not patience to write prettily; if you can only read it, it will do well enough.