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The boy jerked himself erect and snapped to attention. "I I'm sorry, sir," he stammered. "But my boot it was coming off and " "I don't care if your pants are falling down, an order's an order!" The boy gulped and reddened as a nervous titter rippled through the ranks. McKenny spun around and glared. There was immediate silence. "What's your name?" He turned back to the boy. "Corbett, sir.

"Hath this extent no more rude am I in speech " He gulped audibly. "Rude rude rude am I rude am I in speech in speech in speech. Rude am I in speech " "Yes," the irritated teacher said, as Ramsey's failing voice continued huskily to insist upon this point. "I think you are!"

Why don't you ask Sam what happened before you make a complete fool of yourself, Captain Muller?" Sam gulped and looked at the crew, but apparently Pietro was right; the little guy had been completely disgusted by Bullard. He shrugged apologetically. "Bullard insulted Dr. Lomax, sir.

"I uh ah yes, sir!" gulped Tom. Blast Roger anyway, he thought, forgetting the all-important quarter-hour check-in. "I'd better go up and find out if anything's wrong," said Connel. "Gosh, sir," suggested Tom, desperately seeking an excuse for his shipmate. "I'm sure Roger would have notified us if anything had happened." "Knowing Manning as I do, I'm not so sure!"

Half a snarl rose in Miki's throat, but in that moment Challoner had put his arm around Nanette too, and Nanette's arms were about him and the baby, and she was sobbing something which for the life of him Miki could make neither head nor tail of. And yet he knew that he must not snarl or spring. He felt the wonder-thrill of the new thing that had come into the cabin; he gulped hard, and looked.

Chase, after a moment's hesitation, took it. Mr. Teak, still holding his friend's hand, piloted him to a neighbouring hostelry. "It was my mistake, Alf," he said, shaking his head, "but it wasn't my fault. It's a mistake anybody might ha' made." "Have you found out who took it?" inquired Mr. Chase, regarding him suspiciously. Mr. Teak gulped and nodded.

Once I hoped it's past and done with, I'm foolish as well as old; but as that can never be, I'm only wishing the best of luck to thee." He gulped down a glass of the red wine and wiped his forehead, while his voice had a hard note in it as he continued: "Her father's a man of iron, but there's iron, too, in thee.

I'm not a fool, with nonsensical fancies of any kind. I know what loving a woman is; and a man in my position might be ass enough to all sorts of things. It isn't that; it's fascination. I'm afraid of her. If she talks to me, I feel something like having gulped a bottle of wine. Some women you have a respect for; some you like or you love; some you despise: with her, I just feel I'm intoxicated."

"Oh, haven't you heard?" she cried. "He is Clarence Colfax, of St. Louis, now a Colonel in the army of the Confederate States." "Which army?" asked Mr. Lincoln. Virginia tossed her head in exasperation. "In General Joseph Johnston's army," she replied, trying to be patient. "But now," she gulped, "now he has been arrested as a spy by General Sherman's army." "That's too bad," answered Mr. Lincoln.

You more than made up for it by your work in helping us get Loring and Mason." Roger smiled gratefully and gulped, "Thank you, sir." Loring and Mason, who had eaten their meal separately from the others, listened silently. Loring got up and faced them. The room became silent. Loring flushed. "I'd like to say something," he began haltingly, "if I can?" "Go ahead," said Connel.