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Updated: May 3, 2025
Everything as usual till about 2.30. Bibs was trying to knock some maths into our heads, which I call pretty hard luck on a chap who has crawled to the top of his left wing while shots were dropping round like hail. He looked fairly fed-up.
I had to come down from Cambridge and go to work in my uncle's office. Of course, I made an absolute hash of it." "Why, of course?" "Well, I'm not a very clever sort of chap, you see. I somehow didn't seem able to grasp the workings. After about a year, my uncle, getting a bit fed-up, hoofed me out and got me a mastership at a school, and I made a hash of that.
"Say, rather, Borealis," said the young lady. "I was so fed-up with hospital that I had to have a scamper before turning in. If you're going home we might go together?" "It would, indeed, be a joy," said Mr. Lavender. "The garb of mercy becomes you." "Do you think so?" replied the young lady, in whose cheeks a lovely flush had not deepened. "I call it hideous.
They completed the odd dozen of fed-up ones who sailed that day on the suffocating mule transport in quest of something they needed but could not find in America something that lay somewhere amid flaming obscurity in that hell of murder beyond the Somme their souls’ salvation perhaps. Twelve fed-up men went. And what happened to all except the four French youths is known.
You talk as if I were a blessed brat. One must do something to amuse oneself. I'm fed-up sick to death of this infernal life. It's just a question of killing time from hour to hour. I loathe getting up in the morning, I hate going to bed at night, I'm sick to death of the club and the fools you meet there. I wish to God I could end it once and for all." "Humph!
"I will not disguise from you," he added, "that we were fed-up nearly all the time; and yet we couldn't stop. Odd, was it not?" "I wish I had been with you," said the Angel, "for to use that word without which you English seem unable to express anything you were heroes." "Sir," said his dragoman, "you flatter us by such encomium.
This change from a bad look-out to a vigorous optimism and will to make the best of things was characteristic of the British 'Tommy', who, exhausted and 'fed-up' at night, was heard singing and wood chopping the next morning, as if wherever he was were the best place in the world.
"Jimmy," she said eagerly. Jimmy Challoner went forward with outstretched hand. "I hope you don't mind my coming again so soon; but I was bored thoroughly fed-up," he explained stumblingly. Christine looked radiant. She had not yet learned to disguise her true feelings. Jimmy was still holding her hand; she tried gently to free it. "Don't don't take it away," said Jimmy.
The beau ideal of an Arab beauty, according to the Arabian poets Havivi and Montannibi, is, that "Her person should be slender like the bending rush, or taper lance of Yemen." This is also the beau ideal of female beauty amongst Touaricks. I have seen no fat fed-up women amongst Touaricks, like those in such esteem and the bon-ton of the Moors.
And now he had to clean himself all over again! No wonder he was fed-up, and decided to quit.
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