Great Expectations by Charles Dickens Chapter 15 Page 18

“What did you say? What did that fellow Orlick say to me, Pip?

What did he call me, with my husband standing by? Oh! oh! oh!” Each of these exclamations was a shriek; and I must remark of my sister, what is equally true of all the violent women I have ever seen, that passion was no excuse for her, because it is undeniable that instead of lapsing into passion, she consciously and deliberately took extraordinary pains to force herself into it, and became blindly furious by regular stages; “what was the name he gave me before the base man who swore to defend me? Oh! Hold me! Oh!”

“Ah-h-h!” growled the journeyman, between his teeth, “I'd hold you, if you was my wife.

I'd hold you under the pump, and choke it out of you.”