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Updated: May 4, 2025
That's how the snake licks the turtle before he gulps her 'tis to make her sleek, look you! Well, go thy way, dolt and blunderhead. For me old as I am I will shoot a last bolt for Mariola. This very night after supper I go to the Sbirro: and thy thanks will be a rounder oath and some more knave's tricks with my baskets."
His son Luigi certainly distressed him; but it was even worse to think that whilst Luigi, with his great intelligence and many remaining fine qualities, was nothing at all Sacco, on the other hand, Sacco, blunderhead and ever-famished battener that he was, had not merely slipped into parliament, but was now, it seemed, on the point of securing office!
"What a blunderhead I am!" cries the Colonel, with delight on his countenance, spite of his professed repentance. "It never once entered my head that the youngster would take any part in the affair. I showed him his cousin's letter casually, just to amuse him, I think, for he has been deuced low lately, about about a young man's scrape that he has got into.
The mildest is represented by the winged idiot that John Burroughs' little boy called a "blunderhead." He dances stupidly before your face, as if lost in admiration, and finishes his pointless tale by getting in your eye, or down your throat. The next grade is represented by the midges.
After all sorts of mishaps a brother of the latter, one Felix Beauchene, a man of adventurous mind but a blunderhead, had gone to Algeria with his wife and daughter, there to woo fortune afresh; and the farm he had established was indeed prospering when, during a sudden revival of Arab brigandage, both he and his wife were murdered and their home was destroyed.
His son Luigi certainly distressed him; but it was even worse to think that whilst Luigi, with his great intelligence and many remaining fine qualities, was nothing at all Sacco, on the other hand, Sacco, blunderhead and ever-famished battener that he was, had not merely slipped into parliament, but was now, it seemed, on the point of securing office!
His son Luigi certainly distressed him; but it was even worse to think that whilst Luigi, with his great intelligence and many remaining fine qualities, was nothing at all Sacco, on the other hand, Sacco, blunderhead and ever-famished battener that he was, had not merely slipped into parliament, but was now, it seemed, on the point of securing office!
Trew, flustered by this instant agreement, began to hedge. He did not pretend, he said, to be always right; he could recollect many occasions when he had been considerably wide of the mark. In fact, a bigger blunderhead, excepting in regard to certain matters, of which this was not one, probably did not exist.
Be lively, and put it to steep in some vinegar, and bring me that old sheet in the under bureau drawer for bandages." She seemed to know what she was about. Eloise was in good hands, and the two water-soaked young men were about to leave when she said, "I guess one of you will have to carry her to her chamber. I can't trust Tim, he's such a blunderhead." "No, no! Oh, no!
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