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Her attendant may have shook her fist behind her, and her man's eyes and face looked Blitz and Donnerwetter; but their mistress's features wore that pleased look which they assumed when she had been satisfactorily punishing somebody. Lord Kew had by this time got back from the garden to his own room, where he awaited grandmamma.
She backed slowly away from him and the cloak fell to the ground. "Kaya, you shake as if you had a chill!" "Can Brünnhilde sit aloft in the flies?" she said, "She is there in front of the footlights and everyone sees her. Oh I forgot!" "Donnerwetter! Of course she is seen! Is it the sight of the audience that will frighten you?" "No," she said, "not the audience."
We are ready now; arsenals filled, horses waiting, equipments for everybody. Son Fritz there has his uniform ready, and somewhere there is one for me. Donnerwetter! If they get into Prussia, they'll find a tough old Landsturm! Only let Vater Wilhelm turn his hand, and to-morrow close upon a million trained and well-armed troops could be stepping to the drum." It was an evening at the end of June.
He stepped round to the back of the mate and permitted his trusty monkey wrench to slip down into his hand. "But if ye continue to look in that direction, Misther Schultz, ye'll see not wan light but several." "Donnerwetter! I gannot see dem," Mr. Schultz protested, wondering if there might not be some defect in his eyesight. "Have no fear. Keep lookin' that way an' ye'll see thim," Mr.
Does he not lisp like a child, and his father sell sausages in the stadt?” “Donnerwetter! Ja!” This may not appear to be of much importance, but to me it is everything; for upon the discovery of this vender of sausages depends my meeting with my best and only friend in Berlin, Alcibiade Tourniquet, of Argenteuil, the Frenchman before mentioned. It is at least a strange coincidence.
Baroni's face darkened like a stormy sky, and his eyes literally blazed at her from beneath their penthouse of shaggy brow. "Max Errington! Donnerwetter! But that is the worst of all!" Diana stared, at him in mute amazement, and, despite herself, her heart sank with a sudden desperate apprehension. What did it mean?
In the rapid medley of oaths and expostulations Jane could distinguish only occasional words "afraid" "haste" "all-highest importance" "American swine." The younger Hoff had appeared to exercise marvelous self-control. "There is yet time," he answered calmly. "Donnerwetter," the old man had exclaimed. "There is yet time, you say and Emil the wonder-worker almost ready has.
'Donnerwetter! he cried, laughing heartily at my start of pain and surprise. 'It is a rough Prussian game, and the English lads have not much stomach for it. 'Truly, sir, said I, 'it is the first time that I have seen the pastime, and I would fain practise it under so able a master. 'What, another! he cried. 'Why, you must be still pringling from the first.
They were bronzed, burly men, arrayed in a corduroy uniform, with a wide felt hat bearing a large Imperial crown in gilt as a badge, and were fully armed with Mauser rifles, revolver and light saber. "Donnerwetter!" exclaimed the leader, a big sergeant, or wachtmeister, as they cantered up. "What is this, murder?" "Murder and there goes the murderer!" said the professor.
Hark ye! let me have pen and ink and I'll write an account of the whole to our house, and leave me alone a couple of hours, will ye; and let them take away that piece of carrion, donnerwetter! Mac-Morlan deemed it the best way to humour the savage; he was furnished with writing materials and left alone.
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