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Your ship, Captain W., is commonly called a Temperance ship, is it not? I should think you knew that. P. Counsel. And being a temperance ship, you do not allow the men, at any time, any other liquor than water? Captain. No. P. Counsel. In temperance ships, I suppose it sometimes happens that the men contrive to buy liquor for themselves? Boo! P. Counsel.
And what had happened was that the vile, egregious, and infamous Boo, writing to break off one understanding and establish another, had placed them in the wrong envelopes. The outpourings of his bursting heart to Rosalie had been received by Miss Salmon; the information "re our friendship" had gone to Rosalie.
Major Denham found that the great failing of his friend, Boo Khaloom, was pomp and show; and feeling that he was on this occasion the representative of the bashaw, he was evidently unwilling that any sultan of Fezzan should exceed him in magnificence.
Molly had been a happy-go-lucky child, contented with her pets, her freedom, and little Boo to love; but now she was just beginning to see that they were not like other children, and to feel ashamed of it.
Dear friends," he continued, turning round to the assembled birds, "dear friends, it's a great to-do about nothing at all; for all that hullabaloo is because there are some young rooks hatched." "Boo! oh! er! ah!" cried all the birds in all sorts of tones of disgust and annoyance. "What a shame.
So it was that on a certain day Corbie flew over the cornfield and over the tree-tops to the river; and so quiet were his wings, that the Brown-eyed Boy and the Blue-eyed Girl did not hear his coming, and they both jumped when he perched upon a tiny rock near by and screamed, "Caw," quite suddenly, as one child says, "Boo," to another, to surprise him.
Esther boo yah Judy oh oh h! oh oh h h h h!" As might be expected, his father had picked up a strap that lay conveniently near, and was giving his son a very fair taste of it. "Oh h h h! o o h! o o h! ah h h! 'twasn't me 'twasn't my fault its Pip and Judy oh h h h! hoo the pant'mime! boo-hoo! ah h h h you're killing me! hoo-boo!
It was a sort of cave down in between two big rocks in the woods; and it was almost as good as the cave in which he had lived in the jungle with his father and mother and Chet and Boo. "I wish my brother and sister were here now," thought Nero to himself, as he snuggled down on a bed of dry leaves between the rocks. The leaves were dry because one rock stretched over them, like a roof.
Ellen would have kept him in fine order and he would have liked her all the better for it. He despised Hester, that is the truth, just because she always gave in to him. I used to hear him say many a time, long ago when he was a young fellow 'Give me a spunky woman spunk for me every time. And then he went and married a girl who couldn't say boo to a goose man-like.
My horse fared still worse than myself, the corn I had purchased being all expended, and I could not procure a supply. Aug. 20th. I passed the town of Jaba, and stopped a few minutes at a village called Somino, where I begged and obtained some coarse food, which the natives prepare from the husks of corn, and call Boo.
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