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Updated: May 9, 2025
'If you'd never come, or if you'd go away, then indeed a cove might be considered tolerable lucky. Can't you go along, Misses Brown, and not foller me! blubbered Rob, with sudden defiance. 'If the young woman's a friend of yours, why don't she take you away, instead of letting you make yourself so disgraceful!
'Who are you? says I. 'I'm the man who makes your whips, sir, says he. 'And devilish good whips too! says I, 'how much do I owe you? 'Fifteen pounds, sir, says he, 'I wouldn't bother you only' well, it seemed his wife was sick fellow actually blubbered! So of course I rang for my rascal Danby, Danby's my valet, y' know.
At last I tore myself away. I had blubbered till my eyes were so red and swollen, that the pupils were scarcely to be distinguished, and tears and dirt had veined my cheeks like the marble of the chimney-piece. My handkerchief was soaked through with wiping my eyes and blowing my nose, before the scene was over.
She had, like the singer of the psalm of Asaph, been plagued and chastened all the day long; but could she, by retributive words, in order to please herself the individual "offend against the generation," as he would not? "He is dying, perhaps," blubbered Suke Damson, putting her apron to her eyes.
I must go home and take off the fire in the Green Room, for none of my womankind will venture into it after twilight." "And how am I to win hame?" blubbered the disconsolate express. "It's a fine night," said the Blue-Gown, looking up to the skies; "I had as gude gang back to the town, and take care o' the wean."
The party killed and skinned three birds and then returned to the shelter of the stone hut, not without difficulty, it is true. It is worthy of note that the three birds killed by the party were very thickly blubbered, and the oil obtained from them burned well. The Ross Sea was found to be frozen over as far as the horizon.
Phoebe Mayflower blubbered heartily for company, though she understood but little of what had passed; just, indeed, enough to enable her afterwards to report to some half-dozen particular friends, that her old master, Sir Henry, had been perilous angry, and almost fought with young Master Everard, because he had wellnigh carried away her young mistress.
"What is the matter?" said Edith, anxiously; "does it prove to be Cuddie, after all, poor fellow?" "Cuddie, Miss Edith? Na! na! it's nae Cuddie," blubbered out the faithful fille-de-chambre, sensible of the pain which her news were about to inflict on her young mistress. "O dear, Miss Edith, it's young Milnwood himsell!"
"Yer nasty thing!" he blubbered out. "Couldn't you see it was only a joke?" But passion was hot in Esther.
One black ox, with a white cravat on, who even had to my awakened conscience something of a clerical air, fixed me so obstinately with his eyes, and moved his blunt head round in such an accusatory manner as I moved round, that I blubbered out to him, "I couldn't help it, sir! It wasn't for myself I took it!"
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