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And there's worse to come, dearest. The doctor thinks he will get badder from year to year. And he said, if he was us you he would send him off in time to Lancaster Asylum. They've ways there both of keeping such people in order and making them happy. I only tell you what he said," continued he, seeing the gathering storm in her face.
Gaspard ceased to speak; he had already spoken too much; and Moses Pyne, still wondering, quietly took his advice. But if the Channel was bad, the Bay of Biscay was, according to Flynn, "far badder."
'Oh! a deal badder, cried the chambermaid from the background, opening her eyes very wide, and shaking her head. 'Poor fellow! said the gentleman, 'I am sorry to hear it. The worst of it is, that I have no idea what friends or relations he has, or where they live, except that it certainly is not in London.
"All poys ish bad," said the visitor with an impatient sniff, as he took off his cap and slouched to a chair on the opposite side of the fire. "Your poy ish badder dan any oder poy; mine Otto is lazy, and if he doesn't pring pack dot horse I vill pounds him till he don't live."
Lilly hasn't taken out a patent for bad feelings, which nobody must infringe. What business has she to make us feel badder, by setting up to be so much worse than the rest of the world?" Clover said nothing, but went on with a book she was reading. In less than ten minutes, Rose, whose sun seldom stayed long behind a cloud, was at her elbow, dimpling and coaxing.
When it was said by Mrs Frog that her son Bobby had gone to the bad, it must not be supposed that any very serious change had come over him. As that little waif had once said of himself, when in a penitent mood, he was about as bad as he could be, so couldn't grow much badder.
I longed to follow him, but it was best not. On the Saturday morning, coming to breakfast, I heard him ask Mrs. Tod how Mr. March was? We knew the invalid had been ailing all the week, nor had we seen him or his daughter once. Mrs. Tod shook her head ominously. "He is very bad, sir; badder than ever, I do think. She sits up wi' him best part of every night." "I imagined so.
Amy had insisted upon it, and they dared not cross her. "She has got a fever, too, and it's a great deal badder than mine is," she protested. "Her cheeks are as hot as fire. She ought to have ice on her head, and how can she when her bang is so thick? Cut it all off, every bit, and then I will let you cut mine." "You had better give ze child her way," said Dr. Hilary.
In Denis Laurie, the gentle essayist and recluse, one might expect to find some feminine attributes; but even the bolder and badder lots, whose task it is to supply the melodramatic relief, struck me as oddly unvirile. But this is only a personal view.
That all that is baddest is the best POWER, and the hardest stone for the highest creator; and that man must become better AND badder: Not to THIS torture-stake was I tied, that I know man is bad, but I cried, as no one hath yet cried: "Ah, that his baddest is so very small! Ah, that his best is so very small!"
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