"Aie! Aie!" shouted the boy, his white face tossing from side to side and his eyes tightly closed. 1927, Herbert Sherman Gorman, The Place Called Dagon, page 278:
Crash overhead! a window smashed aie! aie! clatter! clatter! screams of infantine rage and feminine remonstrance, feet pattering, and a general hullabaloo, cut the soft recital in two. 1859, Charles Reade, Love Me Little, Love Me Long: