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Presently Lancy stepped out into the light, and said, with a hoarse laugh, "Blood of Peter, it was a sight to-day! She has a constant fancy for the English filibuster. 'Robert! my husband! she bleated like a pretty lamb, and Doltaire grinned at her." "But Doltaire will have her yet." "He has her pinched like a mouse in a weasel's teeth."
Arthur Papillon, who was destined for the courts, thought it an excellent time to lord it over the tumult of the assembly himself, and bleated out a speech of Jules Favre that he had heard the night before in the legislative assembly. The timid Amedee was defeated at the start in this melee of conversation.
"Half your month's allowance, Tess," Dot reminded her, with awe. "Oh, dear, me! Maybe Billy Bumps will be expensive, after all." "Say! Ruth hasn't said you can keep him yet," said Agnes. "He looks dangerous to me. He has a bad eye." "Why! he's just as kind!" cried Tess, and immediately walked up to the old goat. At once Billy stopped shaking his head, looked up, and bleated softly.
He stuck the index finger of his right hand in the air, and broke out in a neighing sort of laughter. Then he took the apothecary by the arm, and in the pauses between salvos of laughter he bleated: “Magnificent!—Under each arm a goose!—Priceless! Say, Herr Schimmelweis, that was good. We will allow you one on that.” The connection was now clear to the apothecary.
"Cap'n," bleated one of the committee, "Broadway says there ain't any money to pay prizes with." "Vouchers is all right. Money paid on contracts signed by your official secretary, that you elected unanimous," said the Cap'n, stoutly. "We know it," cried the committeeman, "but we don't understand it." "Then hunt up the man that made the contracts Pote Tate," advised the selectman.
All exhaustion is nervous, Sir Gregory, and the man who can stand the biggest dose of it is the strongest man." "Oh, from that point of view yes of course," bleated the bearded politician. But George covered his final discomfiture. "I wish you'd tell me your name, sir," he said to Caldegard. Caldegard told him. "Thought so," exclaimed George, almost with enthusiasm.
"That is a Lamb on Wheels," was the answer. "How comes it that you are here, Miss Lamb?" the Jack answered. "I didn't hear that you had had an accident." "Oh, yes; but not a very bad one," bleated the Lamb. "One of my wheels came off when Mirabell, the little girl who owns me, let me fall.
Finn bleated rather languidly for two minutes in his new environment, and then, being very full of milk, and very warm, forgot what the trouble was and fell asleep. The Master closed the lid of the hamper then, and said: "I'll let them have a good two hours together there. Finn ought to assimilate the smell of the others pretty well by then. What do you think of the foster?"
The bee will have its honey, and if it is unable to get it from the flowers, it buzzes about the dung heap. As is evidently the case here. Prosit Nothafft,” he said in conclusion, and lifted his glass to Daniel. Herr Carovius smiled in his usual languishing fashion. “Nothafft,” he bleated, “Nothafft, Nothafft, that is a fine name, but not exactly one that is predestined to a niche in Walhalla.
A ghastly development of this kind he had not foreseen. "But, I say, uncle!" he bleated. Sir Thomas silenced him with a grand gesture. Ruefully, his lordship produced his little all. Sir Thomas took it with a snort, and went to the door. Saunders was still brooding statuesquely over the gong. "Sound it!" said Sir Thomas. Saunders obeyed him, with the air of an unleashed hound.
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