Crossword-Solution: WIGMAKER 8 letters, 3 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 18

The monsters, who made trophies of them, conceived the horrid idea of forcing a wigmaker of Sevres to dress them up and powder their bloody locks.

Howden, "an that's the way they're gaun to guide us!" "They say for certain," said Miss Damahoy, "that King George flang his periwig in the fire when he heard o' the Porteous mob." "He has done that, they say," replied Saddletree, "for less thing." "Aweel," said Miss Damahoy, "he might keep mair wit in his anger--but it's a' the better for his wigmaker, I'se warrant." "The queen tore her biggonets for perfect anger,--ye'll hae heard o' that too?" said Plumdamas.

Howden, “an thatís the way theyíre gaun to guide us!” “They say for certain,” said Miss Damahoy, “that King George flang his periwig in the fire when he heard oí the Porteous mob.” “He has done that, they say,” replied Saddletree, “for less thing.” “Aweel,” said Miss Damahoy, “he might keep mair wit in his anger--but itís aí the better for his wigmaker, Iíse warrant.” “The queen tore her biggonets for perfect anger,--yeíll hae heard oí that too?” said Plumdamas.

Finally Dick and one of the gentlemen closed her trunks for her, while the other went for a coach; wherein all three accompanied her to the house of a wigmaker known to Dick, in High Holborn; where they roused the inmates, made close terms, and left her installed in a decent room with her belongings.

Pray don't misunderstand me; the world knows how much I am in love with my wife."[9] When he had gone, leaving her puzzled and astonished, she turned to the wigmaker's wife, who was putting the room to rights, and asked: "Pray what is that last gentleman's name?" "Wot, ma'am! Can it be you don't know _'im?_" "He forgot to tell me." "Sure 'e thought as you must know already.