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You must be in the square more than half an hour before the sale begins, to see stock and learn your job." He eyed her sharply to see if she were "feazed." But Win had the feeling that a "stiff upper lip" was needed for the honour of England and the pluck of its womanhood.
It is remarkable how even ordinary people face danger if a panic can be prevented. The really great person is the one who even in a panic does not lose his head, and the next best thing to not being feazed at danger is, I believe, to be literally paralyzed. Total immobility often passes for pluck. It was nearly half past eight when we reached Esbly; the town was absolutely dark.
Frankling took her to the basket-ball games and Ole took her to the Kiowa debate and slept peacefully through most of it. Frankling bought a beautiful little trotting horse and sleigh and took Miss Spencer on long rides. In Siwash, young people do not have chaperons, guards, nurses nor conservators. That was a knockout, we all thought; but it never feazed Ole.
When the captain overhauled his nephew, he found that he had sustained, beside the scalp wound from which he bled so much, a broken arm, a lacerated leg above the knee, and several broken ribs. These ribs and possible internal injuries are what feazed Captain Hi.
I got some stuff for that rash on his chest. I wouldn't wonder if we been feeding him too heavy on bacon rinds, Bud. They say too much of that kinda thing is bad for kids. Still, he seems to feel all right." "I'll tell the world he does! He got hold of your old pipe to-day and was suckin' away on it, I don't know how long. Never feazed him, either.
"Dat's de way to talk leave it to de Doc every time . I ain't feazed half de way I was." "I'm all right," said Helena a little tremulously. "What is it we're to do?" "Good!" said Madison, smiling at her approvingly. "That sounds better. Now listen and listen hard. From this minute this cottage is the Shrine. Get that? Shrine.
"THERE'S something for you to chew on, Squiggs," said Transley. "You argue your case well, Grant; I believe you have our legal light rather feazed that's the word, isn't it, Mr. Murdoch? for once. I confess a good deal of sympathy with your point of view, but I'm afraid you can't change human nature." "I am not trying to do that.
It was a herculean job, but that never feazed Sherlock Holmes, and he went at it tooth and nail. Finally his effort was rewarded.
You can't guess how that braces me the thought that it's for you! You see, I'm beginning to count on things now. I'm not even afraid of your money now. Good old Grif Griffith, you know has given me a shy at a peach of a proposition toughest problem I was ever up against. It's a big irrigation dam that has feazed half a dozen good engineers." "But you'll solve the problem! You can do anything!"
"I didn't know but you were one of the number, and that I was already being put through my examination." But Walky Dexter was not easily feazed. He just blinked twice over this snub and pursued the conversation: "They tell me you've been ter college?" "My! my!" exclaimed the young man, "they tell you a good deal, don't they?
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