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Updated: May 23, 2025
But when she comes to her full and is all eye then she perceives her swain faithless and empty-handed, and straightway she plights her troth to his clamorous and expostulant fellow, who dangles his untried promises before her disappointed vision.
"And I remember what a plug we thought my room-mate was because he wouldn't come with us." He nodded significantly toward the amused Kellogg. "Not him!" cried Willy, expostulant. "Not really? Why it cawn't be!" "Fact," Duncan assured him. "He was working his way through college, you see, whereas I was working my way through my allowance and then some.
But he remained to the end, shiftless and feckless, uncouth and unmanageable, and not seldom when the taverns he frequented were closed, he would wander tipsily through the sleeping streets meditating suicide, or arguing metaphysics with expostulant watchmen. "For all his mathematics," a friend said of him, "he never seems to think of the difference between plus and minus in money matters."
On the ground floor, a door closing with a resounding crash had proved the signal for an outburst of expostulant, acrimonious voices: some half a dozen men giving angry tongue at one and the same time, their roars of polysyllabic gutturalisms fusing into utterly unintelligible clamour. One thought of a mutiny in a German madhouse.
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