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"Since she has lain into your arms, She shall not lye in mine; Since she has kiss'd your ugsome mouth, She never shall kiss mine."

At all events, the statute literally recites the “ugsome oaths” that are used by the old versifier.

An ugsome looking cretur it wor, an' I wor mortal skeared, howdsomever, when measter screeched an' fell, I forgot to look on 'un agin—I wor so skeared about 'un.

The suns and rains had not dealt kindly with him, and now the face looked like nothing earthly, as I saw it in the moonlight of the ugsome vault.

I found my Vivien full sick, and a weariful and ugsome time had I with her ere she recovered of her malady.