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Jacobi again says, in her book: "It may be said, for it has been said, that the objection to seeing a vote of seven hundred men overcome by a coalition of three hundred men with eight hundred women, lies in the fact that the defeated minority knows, if it had a free hand and was allowed to use fisticuffs, it could pound into a jelly a majority composed so largely of women.
"If he does, he'll beat her," said Charles. "I don't know about that," said the old man. "She takes after her mother, against whom Tonsard never raised a finger, he's too afraid she'll be off, hot foot. A woman who knows how to hold her own is mighty useful. Besides, if it came to fisticuffs with Catherine, Godain, though he's pretty strong, wouldn't give the last blow."
"That is for me to judge." "Ten minutes to make up your mind." Morrissy made a gesture toward his watch. "Don't bother about the time, Mr. Morrissy. We'll spend the ten minutes in the molding-room." Morrissy turned pale. "Oh, we shan't come to fisticuffs, Mr. Morrissy. I am a gentleman, and you are not. Not a word!" as Morrissy clenched his fists. "Mr.
'I alluded to a donkey, sir. Raikes lifted his eyelids to the same level as Laxley's: 'a passing remark on that interesting animal. His friend Harry now came into the ring to try a fall. 'Are you an usher in a school? he asked, meaning by his looks what men of science in fisticuffs call business. Mr. Raikes started in amazement. He recovered as quickly.
The ambassadors of Spain and Venice as usual squabbled about precedence and many other things, and actually came to fisticuffs, the fight lasting a long time and ending somewhat to the advantage of the Venetian. But the sacrament was over, and Mary de' Medici was crowned Queen of France and Regent of the Kingdom during the absence of the sovereign with his army.
His courage, his blunt wit, his active ways all appealed to the youth, and often delegations would go out to meet him. Every college has his kind, whom the bantlings fall down and worship fisticuffs and books are both represented, and a touch of irreverence for those in authority is no disadvantage.
Theodore told him that he did perfectly right that every boy ought to defend any girl from insult and he gave him a dollar as a reward. The vestrymen decided that this was too flagrant approval of fisticuffs; so the young teacher soon found a welcome in the Sunday School of a different denomination.
When the monk rumbled his bass in his stomach, the boy cut up monkey-shines that set every other boy into a laugh, or he stirred up a row that set them all at fisticuffs. And yet this boy was a great favorite. The jolly monk loved him best of all and bore with his wildest pranks.
"Evidently you don't want Harry to talk," said Sam suggestively. "He's a sneak, I tell you." "And you are a big, long-legged bully," retorted Tom. "For two pins I'd give you a good drubbing." "Humph! Do you think you can lick me?" blustered Flapp, who felt certain he could best Tom at fisticuffs. "I don't think so I know it," said Tom coolly. "Don't you fight him, Tom," said Sam, in alarm.
The ambassadors of Spain and Venice as usual squabbled about precedence and many other things, and actually came to fisticuffs, the fight lasting a long time and ending somewhat to the advantage of the Venetian. But the sacrament was over, and Mary de' Medici was crowned Queen of France and Regent of the Kingdom during the absence of the sovereign with his army.
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