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You have no right to lay the blame on me, her mother." At the last word she looked ready to cry, too. Babcock regarded her like a miserable tame bull. "I didn't mean to," he blubbered. "She's taken away from me, and I'm so wretched that I don't know what I'm saying. I'm sorry, Selma." He held out his arms to her.
'Oh! Dr. Toole, I am in trouble and I'd like to tell you; but won't you won't you promise me now, on your solemn honour, if I do, you won't tell a human being? blubbered the poor matron. 'Conscience, honour, veracity, Ma'am but why should I say any more don't you know me, my dear Mrs. Mack? said Toole in a hot fidget, and with all the persuasion of which he was master.
'Don't be afraid to speak to me, said Florence, with a quiet smile, 'I should be very glad if you would talk about my brother. 'Would you, though? retorted Mr Toots, with sympathy in every fibre of his otherwise expressionless face. 'Poor Dombey! 'Poor Dombey! I say! Miss Dombey! blubbered Toots. 'Yes, said Florence. 'There's a friend he took to very much at last.
No, he withdrew the charge, but but She was wearing her outdoor garments, and he pointed to them, "Why does yer wear them, then?" he demanded. "For the matter of that," she replied, pointing at his frock, "why do you wear them?" Whereupon Tommy began to cry. "I ain't not got no right ones," he blubbered.
Danny lay asleep on Pearl's knees, and her tears fell fast on his tangled curls. "I ain't cryin', I ain't cryin' a bit. You leave me alone," Pearl blubbered rudely, shaking off Mrs Francis's shapely hand. Mrs. Francis was shocked. What in the world was making Pearl cry? The next morning Mrs.
Uncle Wiggily traveled on and on, looking in all the places he could think of for some gold, but he couldn't seem to find any. And then, just when he got on top of a little hill, and started down the other side he heard some one crying no, I'm just a bit wrong, he heard three some ones crying three separate and distinct cries. "Oh, dear, I've got a sliver in my foot!" blubbered one voice.
"She's mashed my nose flat!" cried the Jip-jap Doll. "She's put one of my eyes out!" whined the Brown Doll. "She's put chalk all over me!" blubbered the Black Doll. "She hasn't hurt me!" exclaimed the Rubber Doll. "She's made a hole in my back, and the sawdust is all running out!" whined Rag-Tag. "I'll attend to you first, before you bleed to death," said the little old woman, frowning.
Therefore, never regard those blubbered eyes and that pitiful voice; consider her deportment, her complexion, the plumpness of her cheeks under all those formal veils; 'tis there she talks plain French. There are few who do not mend upon't, and health is a quality that cannot lie.
Her son's remorse was the first thing that Eve felt, no doubt; at least, it was the first that Mrs. Dyckman understood when the paroxysm left her. She felt so sorry for her lad that she could not blame him. She blamed the woman, of course. She cried awhile before she spoke; then she caressed Jim's cheeks and blubbered: "But we mustn't make too much of a fuss about a little thing like a wedding.
"Why, you craven cur, you," puts in the Chaplain, bending over him with half-poised fist, yet with a kind of half-amusement in his features, "don't you know that the Tall young Man, as you call him, is the poor English lad who saved your worthless little carcass from drowning this morning, and whom you offered to recompense with a Scurvy Groat." "I'll give him forty pound, I will," blubbered Mr.
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