United States or Burkina Faso ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
A feller's got to realize his jolly old limitations if he wants to be happy though married, what? Now, suppose Miss McEachern was to marry me! Great Scott, she'd be bored to death in a week. Honest! She couldn't help herself. She wants a chap with the same amount of go in him that she's got." He lighted another cigarette. He was feeling pleased with himself.
It bites a man who has fever, then bites a well man and leaves the fever in him. Inside of ten days he's sick, unless he takes a huge dose of quinine right away. Mosquito attacks perpendicular to the skin. That is, it stands on its head. If you ever notice one of them biting that way get busy with the quinine." "Huh! Fat chance a feller's got o' seein' just how all these bugs bite him.
And what does young Douglas do? He busts away. He gets awful mad and comes west to make his fortune. Make a young feller mad, hurt him good and plenty, and if he has the right stuff you make a man of him. I've seen it over and over. When a young feller's mad and disappointed, if he's got the right stuff in him, he gets more energy, like a kettle blown off. They do, unless they sulk.
"E-um'm!" said David, and, after a moment, in a sort of confidential tone, "Do you like goin' to church?" he asked. "Well," said John, "that depends yes, I think I do. I think it is the proper thing," he concluded weakly. "Depends some on how a feller's ben brought up, don't ye think so?" said David. "I should think it very likely," John assented, struggling manfully with a yawn.
Don't yer ever use it 'less yer dead sure yer wants ter break der odder feller's wrist." Then the professor called up a colored boy, who rubbed Bruce down, and the king of the sophomores finally departed. As he walked back toward his room in the dusk of early evening, Browning began to feel sorry that he had learned the trick at all.
He says you 'ain't done assessment, nor you can't not now and you 'ain't got no more right than anybody else to hold the ground. And so he's meanin' to slap a new location on the claim the minute this here year is up." "Wal, the little feller's awful sick," said Jim. "I'm thinkin' of goin' up in the mountains for some stuff the Injuns sometimes use for fever."
Miss Dodge said there must ha' been somethin' wrong with the machinery what h'isted 'em; an' it made me think of that feller's coffin, so I sung out, 'Mahomet's coffin! an' the folks, some larfed, they was mostly boys an' young fellers, an' some few below looked up; an' Miss Dodge, she was awful affronted, an' she says she was glad enough we wasn't below, she would ha' been too mortified.
"But it'll be somewhere close about; anyway, he'll be in here tonight. Bill Thomson t' feller's name is decent young feller enough." "I must contrive to see him, certainly," said Byner. "Well, now, can you show me this Stubbs' Lane and the neighbourhood?" "Just step along t' road a bit and I'll join you in a few o' minutes," assented Pickard.
Y' see, Geoff, a girl always thinks a feller's got his lamps I mean eyes on their rags clo'es, I mean. 'S' funny, ain't it? Gee, but I'm hungry!" "So am I!" said Hermione. "So am I!" said Ravenslee. "Why, then," quoth Spike, "I'll tell you what let's all sit down and eat!
"He goes on and shows how all up and down a feller's backbone there is plenty of soft spots, and he shows likewise that there is scattered around in different parts of a feller's territory something like two hundred and four and a half bones, any one of which is likely any minute to jar loose and go to pressin' on a soft spot; 'In which case, says he, 'there is need of a ostypath immediate.
Word Of The Day