foin

The rumor came back to his own district that he was "talkin' foin," and many of his friends there turned out to hear him.

Misther Blake was dhrivin' to church, at about eleven o'clock o' a foin summer's mornin'.

All are gone, an' their foin, splindid houses tumblin' down, an' the people worse off than iver.

He addressed the Duke thus: "Foin de vous, Monseigneur; foin de moi; foin de tous les auditeurs."

He generally held his court on the Port-au-Foin, where he sat on his throne dressed in a mantle made of a thousand pieces.