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"Isn't he running the machine all right?" "Oh, he's running it all right," said Mr. Pertell in tones of disgust. "And that's just the trouble! I told him to jump on a horse with that dispatch, and he goes in the auto!" "I suppose he thought it was quicker," commented Paul. "Quicker! Yes, I should say it was! But I'll get him out of there quicker than he can shake a stick at a dead mule.
"Poor fellow!" sighed Janice. "I don't know. Oh, I suppose he's to be pitied," said Frank Bowman, with some disgust. "Anyhow, Besmith got thoroughly desperate, went down to the Inn after his interview with his former employer, and spent all the money he had over Lem's bar. He didn't come home at all that night "
"Doesn't he look pathetic, with his little paws held out that way?" continued Katherine, unmoved by Oh-Pshaw's expression of terrified disgust. "I don't doubt but what he was the father of a large family or maybe the mother and there will be great sorrow in the nest out in the field when he doesn't come home to supper." "Throw it away!" commanded Oh-Pshaw. "Let's have a funeral," suggested Jean.
He slept the heavy drunkard's sleep that night, and rose the next morning feverish, sick, thirsty, degraded, humbled, miserable. Poor Jacob's face would have been a picture, could it have been taken as he looked upon his master staggering into the house by the light of Mrs Watson's candle a very picture it would have been of mingled astonishment, perplexity, distress, disgust.
There were much glare and glitter and piquancy and phantasm much of what has been since seen in "Hernani". There were arabesque figures with unsuited limbs and appointments. There were delirious fancies such as the madman fashions. There were much of the beautiful, much of the wanton, much of the bizarre, something of the terrible, and not a little of that which might have excited disgust.
She can't spare you to come down but twice or so a year." "Lord!" ejaculated Mary McGinnis, "I wouldn't live a whole year with no lady that ever was, let alone the country!" "Come out, Faith!" said Miss Henderson, in a deep, ineffable tone of disgust.
"Talk about a sausage-making machine " "And when in the moon, I'd drive a stake, And tie my lake Fast to a star, Or a trolley car, Then jump in a sack And ride right back " "To where you belong, And stop that song!" finished Sam. "Oh, but that's the worst yet. Shall we duck him, Fred?" "No, don't pollute the water," answered Garrison. "He ought to be ducked," came from Powell, in disgust.
But the story goes on to say that this wizard had been bribed by Maria de Padilla; and when the king tried on the girdle which his wife presented, it forthwith was changed into a hideous serpent, which filled him with such disgust that he could no longer bear the sight of her.
He had returned to prison, this time for having done right; he had quaffed fresh bitterness; disgust and lassitude were overpowering him; even the memory of the Bishop probably suffered a temporary eclipse, though sure to reappear later on luminous and triumphant; but, after all, that sacred memory was growing dim.
Many of them were weary of their lives; and some layed down dejected in despair, hoping never to rise again. Disheartened, and of course sick, these young men became negligent of their persons, not caring whether they ever added another day to their wretched existence; so that when they came on board the prison ship, they were loathsome objects of disgust.
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