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"A-ha!" he said, rubbing his hands, and elevating his eyebrows; and he gave a meaning laugh as he shook hands with her, and declared that he did not expect to find young ladies here. "I haven't a great deal of education myself, and I never knew it could be carried on so pleasantly," he said.
Domingo Escobar finished what was evidently a satirical period with a decisive clearing of his throat a-ha! He was a small rotund man with a gigantic moustache laid without a brown hair misplaced over a mouth kindly and petulant.
"Oh," said Elleney, looking up with those big astonished eyes of hers, "is it Mr. Brennan?" "It's that same," responded Brian cheerfully. Elleney jumped up, knocking over her pail in her agitation, and wiped her little damp hands on her apron. "Me a'nt is in the shop," she said hurriedly. "If ye'll walk inside I'll call her in a minute." "A-ha!" said Mr. Brian, "you're one o' the nieces, are ye?
"But you haven't any shovel," said the practical Sarah. "A-ha, you're a good detective, but you don't know motor trucks," replied Eustice, grinning at her, for he had taken a fancy to the odd child who had screamed to him not to mash the spider he had fished out of his lemonade cup. "All good motor trucks take a spade with them, under the seat, to use in case they are stuck on some muddy road."
A'm play heem wan tam' mor'. De w'eel she spin 'roun', de leetle ball she sing lak de bee an', Nom de Dieu! She repe't! De t'irten ween ag'in. A'm reech But non!" The man pointed excitedly to the croupier who sneered across the painted board upon which a couple of gold pieces lay beside a little pile of silver. "A-ha, canaille! Wat you call son of a dog! T'ief!
"Monsieur, I have not heard such fine music since I heard the Republican Guards' band at Paris; in fact, monsieur, this is finer the tone is richer, rounder and more mellow. It is marvellous, Monsieur le Colonel, marvellous; it is entrancing; a-ha! heavenly!" M Hotel in the evening was an interesting sight.
"She is," said Dwight, after a pause, "an ungrateful woman." He opened the letter, saw the clipping, the avowal, with its facts. "A-ha!" said he. "So after having been absent with my brother for a month, you find that you were not married to him." Lulu spoke her exceeding triumph. "You see, Dwight," she said, "he told the truth. He had another wife. He didn't just leave me."
He saw Ninian's writing and looked up, said "A-ha!" and held it while he leisurely read the advertisement of dental furniture, his Ina reading over his shoulder. "A-ha!" he said again, and with designed deliberation turned to Ninian's letter. "An epistle from my dear brother Ninian." The words failed, as he saw the unsealed flap. "You opened the letter?" he inquired incredulously.
'Sweets to the sweet! hum a-ha haw! says Sir John Hawbuck, who piques himself on his gallantry, and says nothing without 'a-hum a-ha a-haw! 'Whereth yaw pinnafaw? cries Master Hugh. 'WE thaw you in it, over the wall, didn't we, Pa? 'Hum a-ha a-haw! burst out Sir John, dreadfully alarmed. 'Where's Ponto? Why wasn't he at Quarter Sessions? How are his birds this year, Mrs.
'Yes the stupid old proposition which would I save? 'Well, which? Not me. 'Both of you, he said, pressing her pendent hand. 'No, that won't do; only one of us. 'I cannot say; I don't know. It is disagreeable quite a horrid idea to have to handle. 'A-ha, I know. You would save him, and let me drown, drown, drown; and I don't care about your love!
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