Grundy

She had had a bitter experience of what Mrs. Grundy could say, and felt a wholesome dread of that slanderous individual.

Jim and Grundy each seized an oar, and, exerting their strength, they were soon clear of the wreck.

My opportunities of knowing women's feelings toward Mrs. Grundy are better than yours.

And still Miss Grundy told her fifty times a day that "she didn't half pay her way, to say nothing about the young one."

Miss Grundy, however, said "it was plenty good enough for a pauper," reminding Mary that "beggars shouldn't be choosers."