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"I made the boys turn their backs and I took it off." "Well, I imagine you can't go home without it," said Ishmael wearily. He supposed he would have to see her home, for it was already past the time for the younger boys to be in. He felt he hated girls and the bother that they were. "Cut off in, you two," he ordered; "and mind, if you blab about Hilaria having been here I'll baste you."
His burro balked and Balaam told his fellow travelers that an angel was interfering with his transportation facilities. Perhaps the princes of Moab made ribald remarks anent the celestial obstruction even hinted that Balaam had best get a Maud S. move on him or he might contract a vigorous case of unavailing regret. Then the burro began to blab.
I caught somebody elses! had always too much of my own met Blab at the corner of the street wouldn't give me a chance for a word couldn't get in a syllable edgeways attacked, consequently, with epilepsis Blab made his escape damn all fools! they took me up for dead, and put me in this place pretty doings all of them! heard all you said about me every word a lie horrible! wonderful outrageous! hideous! incomprehensible! et cetera et cetera et cetera et cetera-"
Whereof I have more than once been minded to make experiment with this mute, no other man being available. Nor, indeed, could one find any man in the whole world so meet therefor; seeing that he could not blab if he would; thou seest that he is but a dull clownish lad, whose size has increased out of all proportion to his sense; wherefore I would fain hear what thou hast to say to it."
"It can hardly concern you, sir," flashed Cadet Douglass, wheeling upon the money shark. "Yet I suppose it does, too. For now I do not see how Mr. Jordan can hope to remain at the Military Academy. That, I suppose, may possibly affect your security for the money which, I take it, Mr. Jordan has borrowed from you." "But you won't blab, and have him kicked out?" coaxed Mr.
"Just a couple of words, prince, if you'll excuse me. Don't blab over THERE about what you may see here, or in this house as to all that about Aglaya and me, you know. Things are not altogether pleasant in this establishment devil take it all! You'll see. At all events keep your tongue to yourself for TODAY."
I'm fright enough, anyway, goodness knows, with my thinness, and my old lame leg; so " sticking his head out of the window, and using his lungs with astonishing vigor "Driver! streak like lightning, will you, to the 'Merchants'? and you shall have extra fare." "Hold your blab there," growled the driver; "I ain't such a pig yet as to take double fare from a wounded soldier.
They blushed and were silent. It must be remembered that this report of a private incident could only come to the narrator, Von Gleichen, from de Choiseul, with whom he professes to have been intimate. The King and the Marechal de Belle-Isle would not tell the story of their own discomfiture. It is not very likely that de Choiseul himself would blab.
"Then what do you mean by serving a fellow like that?" muttered Samson to himself. "I didn't think I could make such a fool of myself about an enemy, too." "Samson," whispered Fred, excitedly, "can I trust you?" "No, sir. 'Tarn't likely," growled the man, morosely. "I'm sartain to go and tell tales everywhere, and blab it all out, whatever it is." "No, no; I don't believe you, lad.
"He wanted me to let him blab about something about Beamish's it was." "And did you tell him he might?" "Yes. I said he might blab about me too for all I cared. And so he may. I wish to goodness he would." "And whatever business had you to tell him he might say a word about it?" demanded Silk, angrily. "What business? A good deal more business than you've got to ask me questions."
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