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And amongst that mean-souled race of men, the buffoons, there have been some who would not leave their fooling at the very moment of death. One that the hang man was turning off the ladder cried: "Launch the galley," an ordinary saying of his.
We sweltered under the blazing canvas, laughed at the clown's musty fooling, which deserved rather the reverence due old age, and wondered between whiles if there would be a shower, and if tent-poles were ever struck. Then it was all over, and we trailed out, in great bodily discomfort and spiritual joy, to witness, quite unlooked for, the most vivid drama of the day.
"Shake, me boy!" cried the enraptured Watts to the ship's captain. "I do'n' know wot it's all about, but it's reel fine. Something to do with a gal, I expect. Well, 'ere's one of the same kidney: I know a maiden fair to see, Take care! She can both false and friendly be, Beware, beware! Trust her not, She is fooling thee!" Mr.
"You will tell them" but the rest of the sentence I could not hear, as she bent close to my father's ear. "Where's Paula?" everybody cried, as we went through the door downstairs. "Look," said my father, pointing to the upper window. There was Paula, with a radiant face, waving her handkerchief in good-bye to all of us! "Come, come, hurry up; stop your fooling!" cried Louis. "I'm staying here."
"Who said I did?" she retorted, angrily. "Why, I wouldn't marry Ed Flynn if he was the last man in the world." "You'd 'nough sight better marry me," said Dennison. "Go along; you're fooling." "No, I ain't. I mean it, honest."
Not that ALL niggers is that-a-way, nor HALF of 'em, nor very MANY of 'em, even but you can never tell WHICH nigger is going to be. So in the black belt the white folks is mighty pertic'ler who comes along fooling with their niggers. Fur you can never tell what turn a nigger's thoughts will take, once anything at all stirs 'em up. We didn't know them things then, Doctor Kirby and me didn't.
They, the chief and the crocodile, are quite well again now, and I will say this in favour of that chief, that nothing on earth would persuade me to believe that he went fooling about in the Calabar River in his corporeal body, either in his own skin or a crocodile's.
"Most emphatically I do." "And have he and his son settled their differences?" "Not so you would notice it! But they'll be loving each other when I get through with them." "Do you know," said the girl, looking wonderingly into the Governor's eyes, "I don't suppose I could ever learn to know when you're fooling and when you're not." "After we're married I shall never attempt to fool you.
For you to have Trevalyon fooling round you. Gad, if he comes near you, I'll shoot him." "I am sorry I told you Melty followed them and heard." "I'm not, for there's a devilish mystery about his coming; I wish she'd heard more." "But she didn't, dear George; and that he comes at all does not look well for our plot, eh?
O, you've no idea, father, how mischievous he grows;" and therewith the little woman began to roll and tumble the little mischief maker about, uttering divers frightful threats, which appeared to contribute, in no small degree, to the general hilarity. "Come, come, Mary," said the mother, at last, with a sudden burst of recollection; "you mustn't be always on your knees fooling with this child!
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