Grabbles [verb]

He engaged some boys to grabble out the nuts from the sand beds, urging care, but many of the best were broken and injured.

Then we jump up and go to him and all of us grabble dirt 'way and sho' 'nough it was a pot lid and it was on a pot.

Downey and Grabble are first-class people, I can assure you.

Mr. Brown went direct to the counting-house of Downey and Grabble.

Mr. Brown saw that his money was lost, unless he could make those rascals Downey and Grabble pay.

It was valuable enough to cover the debt of Downey and Grabble, although not to be easily realised in this country.

I thought the respectable members of the house of Downey and Grabble deserved punishment as criminals.

The respectable house of Downey and Grabble did not long survive its damaging triumph.

And every minute their fingers grabble in the purses of nobles.

And there's few of the police would like to grabble with them.