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'The pigs is well, said Mr Squeers, 'the cows is well, and the boys is bobbish. Young Sprouter has been a-winking, has he? I'll wink him when I get back. "Cobbey would persist in sniffing while he was a-eating his dinner, and said that the beef was so strong it made him." Very good, Cobbey, we'll see if we can't make you sniff a little without beef.
He wandered into that horribly impressive place and suddenly sat down on the sofa with a realisation of extreme physical fatigue. He didn't know why he was so tired, he had felt quite "bobbish" all the week; suddenly now his limbs were like water, he had a bad ache down his spine and his legs were as heavy as lead.
"Are your people really good friends to us?" "Yes," said the visitor, "I hope so. I believe so. They are strange at first, and do not like English ways, like I. Afterwards they will do the same as I do. Good-bye." "But about our shooting?" said Bob. "May I bring Tom Long?" "I should like to know En-sign Long. He is very brave, is he not?" "Pretty bobbish, I believe," said the middy.
It's a very bobbish little kettle, and it has cranky whims just as though it were a human. There's a good child, Susan; take it out and fill it at the tap, and put it on the fire to boil up while you are telling me the rest of the story. I always liked you very well, Susan; not so much as Tom, but you are quite to my liking, all things considered."
"I didn't know that I mustn't look downcast. I did n't suppose it would be very polite, under the circumstances, to go round looking as bobbish as I feel." "It's the best thing you could possibly do. But you're not feeling very bobbish now."
All well at Chaldicotes?" "Pretty bobbish, Mr. Robarts. Deal of life going on here now, sir. The bishop and his lady came this morning." "Oh ah yes! I understood they were to be here. Any of the young ladies?" "One young lady. Miss Olivia, I think they call her, your reverence." "And how's Mr. Sowerby?" "Very well, your reverence. He, and Mr. Harold Smith, and Mr.
Soames, after all this time! And how are YOU, sir? Mr. Timothy will be so pleased to know you've been." "How is he?" "Oh! he keeps fairly bobbish for his age, sir; but of course he's a wonderful man. As I said to Mrs. Dartie when she was here last: It WOULD please Miss Forsyte and Mrs. Juley and Miss Hester to see how he relishes a baked apple still. But he's quite deaf.
His mother looked up at him, and, after watching him for a moment, said: "I don't think the boy is looking well, husband." "Don't you? Well, I don't know. I think he looks pretty bobbish. How do you feel yourself, Diamond, my boy?" "Quite well, thank you, father; at least, I think I've got a little headache." "There! I told you," said his father and mother both at once.
Soames, after all this time! And how are you, sir? Mr. Timothy will be so pleased to know you've been." "How is he?" "Oh! he keeps fairly bobbish for his age, sir; but of course he's a wonderful man. As I said to Mrs. Dartie when she was here last: It would please Miss Forsyte and Mrs. Juley and Miss Hester to see how he relishes a baked apple still. But he's quite deaf.
And now are you all bobbish, and how's Sixpennorth of halfpence?" meaning me. We dined on these occasions in the kitchen, and adjourned, for the nuts and oranges and apples to the parlor; which was a change very like Joe's change from his working-clothes to his Sunday dress. My sister was uncommonly lively on the present occasion, and indeed was generally more gracious in the society of Mrs.
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