How to say "Get Lost" in the late 1880s?

[Chriscol]

I'm looking for a phrase from a common man in London said to a street urchin around the 1880s that would be the equivalent of "Scram," or "Take a hike." I don't want something so obscure a reader wouldn't understand it. It also should not be vulgar.

[fairman]

How about 'op it yer little oik
Thats what people in their 80's used to say to me in the '60's

[THECORBYLOON]

What about "Sling yer 'ook!" ?

[Solarjunkie]

Scarper?

(scapa floe = go)

[Clare A]

Get ye gone?

[bartholomew]

I want to see the back of yer

[Chillum]

go climb a chimney.

[Chriscol]

Thank you, everyone. That chimney one may be the right fit here!