Author born June 17, 1914

Usage examples of hersey.

When I read the article, I got a funny feeling in the pit of my stomach, because Hersey had once plagiarized from my mother.

And, even though Hersey is dead and this story has long been forgotten by everyone outside our family, you can't take that away from her.

He told me that several other people, including an emeritus professor at the University of Chicago, had already called to report that, over the years, Hersey had lifted their words as well.

Jackson Hersey picked up a Saturday Evening Post, began to flip through it, and did a double-take.

Some of the older women in town - Mabel Werts, Glynis Mayberry, Audrey Hersey - remember that Larry McLeod found some charred papers in the upstairs fireplace, but none of them know that the papers were the accumulation of twelve years' correspondence between Hubert Marsten and an amusingly antique Austrian nobleman named Breichen, or that the correspondence of these two had commenced through the offices of a rather peculiar Boston book merchant who died an extremely nasty death in 1933, or that Hubie had burned each and every letter before hanging himself, feeding them to the fire one at a time, watching the flames blacken and char the thick, cream-colored paper and obliterate the elegant, spider-thin calligraphy.

Mrs Hersey told police officers that her aunt was a shut-in and is in poor health.