'Jiggery-pokery,' said Helena, 'you talk jiggery-pokery. Stop it, can't you?'
[…] a tramp bitch, whose puppies had been captured in the neighborhood of the matanza. The beef-packery is guarded at night by a dozen ugly-looking mastiffs, and the tramp dogs generally give the establishment an extensive berth; but […] They used to sit in groups on the slope of a little hill near the matanza, appealing to the charity of the proprietor by yelping in chorus every now and then. There was so much waste stuff around the place that the captain concluded to grant their petition, and, by way of encouragement, sent them a car-load of beef-bones and rippings, instructing the driver to scatter the scraps between the hill and the bone-pit.
tramp bitch,
rippings,
Immediately my Shackles loosened and fell away of themselves […]
Allonymy, I think, should be distinguished from the ordinary indirect naming in that the former presupposes a habitual avoidance of the proper name of the person designated, as this is indeed already implied in the descriptions of Tylor and Winick.
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