| Had not the wind been at their backs, whistling from the north, the passage of pogey Notch would have proved a savage encounter. |
| Employee theft, depending on the culture of the workplace, private or public, could also seem as Canadian as easy pogey. |
| Mr. Wade has left the top of the mountain with the girl, and will meet Mr. Barrett to the south of pogey Notch. |
| Now Pogey shoved his plate onto the occasional table at his end of the sofa. |
| At last pogey Notch had begun to suck at the raging fires with its granite lips. |
| Their route lay through pogey, and Wade would be there ready to captain them. |
