Crossword-Solution: TORK 4 letters, 5 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 8

Graves's work: 'Have you e'er a new song, My Limerick Poet, To help us along Wid this terrible boat, Away over to Tork?' 'Arrah I understand; For all of your work, 'Twill tighten you, boys, To cargo that sand To the overside strand, Wid the current so strong Unless you've a song-- A song to lighten and brighten you, boys.

Yer _never_ know! Or p'raps this Sir NORMAN NASEBY ain't made his mind up yet, and I can tork him over to _our_ way o' thinking.

Think the ole Park b'longs to _you_, I suppose? You orter 'ave a space roped in a-purpose for you, _you_ ought! Tork about selfishness! [_He arrives triumphantly in the foremost row, and obtains the tolerance, if not the sympathy, of all who are not near enough to be inconvenienced by his presence._ _Contented People in the Crowd._ Oh, we shall do well enough 'ere.

They'll go 'ome and s'y (_in falsetto_) "Ow, Pa, all the bloomin' crowd kep' on a lookin' at us through the winder--it _was_ proime!" _'Arriet (giggling admiringly)._ 'Ow do _you_ know the w'y they tork? _'Arry (superior)._ Why, they don't tork partickler different from what you and me tork--do they? _First Mechanic._ See all them old blokes in red with the rum 'ats, BILL? They're Beefeaters goin' to the Pallis, they are.

But you have come into my island without my leave, and you have taken my drinking-horn, and have drunk from my well; and this spot you shall never leave till you have given me satisfaction for the insult." [Illustration: A torque [pronounced _tork_] of gold: a twisted collar for the neck.