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Holofernes weltered knee-deep in gore and bragged incessantly; Judith fell in love with his "virility," and when he had made her "the guardian of his slumbers" murdered him, from a long disremembered loyalty to the God of Israel.
"'Why, father, she says, 'I don't so much as know his name: do you? "I told her no, I didn't; that if I'd heard his name I disremembered it, but that I didn't think I'd heard it. And then that very night come another visit from mother, and she told me all about it. She come the way she always did, and when she spoke the last time, close to, as you may say, she says,
They "disremembered" whether they had been there on the occasion, "at all, at all." Yes; they knew that the waters had been in upon the meadows, and they believed that they were in again still. They didn't think that the meadows were of much good for this year. They didn't know who had done it, "at all, at all." People did be saying that Mr.
You had better shoot him, and get him out of the way. I will explain the matter to the government inspector, and there will be nothing said about the matter." "But you forget that the ruffian may shoot me," replied Fred, with a smile. "Well, the fact of it is, I disremembered that. But I'll tell you what I will do, if you think it will be of any consolation to you.
Nancy gave Mrs. Lewis a plausible excuse for her presence in that hall when she said she had gone down stairs to look for Misery, but I doubt if I can prove her statement. I have already seen the cook, Aunt Dinah, and questioned her as to whether the dog or Nancy were in the kitchen that afternoon, and the only response I could get from her was that she 'disremembered'."
He might easily enough have escaped into the forest to the right or the left, but chose another course of action turned and quietly faced the captain, saying as he came up: "I reckon ye must have something to say to me, which ye disremembered. What mout it be, neighbor?" But the "neighbor" did not answer, being engaged in the unneighborly act of covering him with a cocked pistol.
The deaf fat chap at Benson's arst him what time this might be. Billy said he disremembered th' time mebbe it wor ten or a bit past. Then the fat chap said it wor just about that time the same night, as he wor shuttin' up, he saw somefin white float up to th' top of th' pit.
Last week I preterpluperfectly disremembered when talking to Morris of Fortunio's gifted men, whether the legs of him who outrunneth the hare were tied with green or red? Parties run high for green and for red please to settle the question. Fanny has been reading to me Darwin's Voyage; delightful it is. To MRS. EDGEWORTH. 1 NORTH AUDLEY STREET, Jan. 13, 1841.
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