Ria [noun]

I had thought she was a mort,” said I; “but the ria of a Romany chal is always sacred to me.

But I wasn't a pup, so I headed straight for Ria's flat to face the music.

That Ria had to die to achieve her happiness is of no real importance.

Sometimes, though, when I look at Ria's picture, it's hard to be practical.

"Come and see," said 'Ria, giving me one hand, while she stroked Silvertoes with the other.

This is Aunt 'Ria's house, and that little snip of a Flyaway is trying to get in.

Now I'll put on my pretty morning dress; Aunt 'Ria hung it up in the closet.

You needn't punish the baby, Aunt 'Ria; she didn't know she was stealing.

Ria Lexa is unwholesomely situated in a plain among creeks and swamps, 'and is never free from a noisome smell.'

The 28th, they came upon Ria Lexa unexpectedly, and made one hundred of the inhabitants prisoners.