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In those portals now, madam, Lebyadkin may have spoken about an honourable young lady, in the honourable indignation of a soul revolted by wrongs, and his slanderers have taken advantage of it. But Lebyadkin is cunning, madam! And in vain a malignant wolf sits over him every minute, filling his glass and waiting for the end. Lebyadkin won't blab.
"They will not long remain white: and those who broke the glasses will be the more bent upon spoiling your cups, the more pains you spend upon them." "I hope the Redfurns will not happen to hear of them. We need not blab; and the folk who drink the waters go their way, as soon as they have done."
Father was a man that, even when he was drunk, never let out what he didn't want other people to know. Jim and I and Starlight were not likely to blab, and Warrigal would have had his throat cut sooner than let on about anything that might be against Starlight, or that he told him not to do.
So send me a line, if you can, to let me know if I shall be welcome, by John, who will call for it as he returns. But say nothing of my coming away to him, as yet: for it will be said I blab every thing. Welcome, welcome, ten times welcome shall you be to us; for you come to us innocent, and happy, and honest; and you are the staff of our old age, and our comfort.
"I want to get on the main road two or three miles away," whispered Sam. "All right. Did you get it?" "Yes, but don't talk." "Shall if I like," growled Pete. "I say, look here. I arn't seen you ter-night, and I don't know nothin' about that ladder. Let 'em think it was Tom Ugly Blount. But I say, you'll give me another shillin'?" "I'll give you two," panted Sam, "if you'll promise never to blab."
But whatever happens I shan't tell her anything again and I don't care about the old diary any more. Hella says: Don't be stupid; I ought just to go on writing; but another time I should be careful not to lose anything, and besides I should not blab everything to Mother and Father.
But the Frenchman showed a yellow streak. He might have taken the offer. But Texas cussed him tumble, an' made him ashamed to talk. But if they git Frenchy away from Texas they'll make him blab. He's like a greaser. Then there was a delay. The big crowd of miners yelled for ropes. But the vigilantes are waitin', an' it's my hunch they're waitin' for Pearce." "So!
'Did he say "Bayonne? The word has seven letters. "'Not if you spell it with one "n" as he did, says my father. "The parson spelt it out 'B-A-Y-O-N-E' 'Whew! says he, for the lock had fallen open in his hand. "He stood considering it a moment, and then he says: 'I tell you what. I shouldn't blab this all round the parish, if I was you.
A short silence ensued, during which the gypsies ate their food with the zest of half-starved wolves. "You'd better go down and see old Moggy," suggested the woman, when the man had finished his repast and resumed his pipe. "If the brat escapes you to-morrow, it may be as well to let the old jade know that you'll murder both him and her, if he dares to blab." The man shook his head.
Since I saw you I made acquaintance with a girl, a Corsican, I met when I came to Paris." "Men who are such fools as to love a woman," cried Jacques Collin, "always come to grief that way. They are tigers on the loose, tigers who blab and look at themselves in the glass. You were a gaby." "But " "Well, what good did she do you that curse of a moll?"
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