dodgery

Like Bonds learned to deal with the dodgery, Baker believes Harper will too.

So it is, no doubt, with this infernal dodgery that we're talking about: the Huns have found it out, and we haven't; and there you are.

The recital of her troubles, losses, and burdens, the dodgery and trickery of legal luminaries, and the total extinction of rent profits is delivered with an easy grace, and with the colour and effervescence of sparkling Burgundy.

“Not a bit, sir,” growled the big sailor; “but there seems to be some sort o’ dodgery over this here hatchway.

But well, young gentlemen, as I was a-saying, he sights us, and there was no chance for him with us close on his heels but dodgery.”