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Updated: June 10, 2025


In another household my friends the G's., where two elder sons have already been killed, there remained as sole heir, a pale, lanky youth of sixteen. With the news of his brothers' death the flame of vengeance kindled, and then began a regime of overfeeding, physical exercises, and medical supervision, that would have made many a stouter heart quail.

Head up, back as straight as a pine sapling, eyes shining and hair like like mist with sunlight in it. Gaston has taught her to speak like he does. You know he always kept his language up-to-date and stylish? Well, she's caught the trick now. You'd think she'd travelled the way she hugs her g's and d's.

"I am going," said she, "to the Duchesse D g's this evening it is her night do come." "I don't know her," said I. "Tell me your hotel, and I'll send you an invitation before dinner," rejoined Madame D'Anville.

However leading this group and heralding its approach was the bugler; at each station he paused, stood smartly to attention, put the bugle to his lips and sounded four "G's" then off he went to the next station to repeat his performance; he was a pain.

He leveled off and pulled into a tight turn, much as he might turn the Sky Wagon. G forces slammed him into the bucket seat and the world went gray as blood drained from his head. "Let up," Lipton snapped. Rick corrected groggily. Wow! He had forgotten that power had its limitations, too. A tight turn meant pulling too many G's too many times the force of gravity for safety.

There was another peculiarity: the capital letter C was invariably made with two "serifs" thus, C and for a long time I invariably read them as G's. Coming up Livery Street, which then was filled on both sides of its entire length by buildings, it was pointed out to me that the warehouse now occupied by Messrs.

Once she dismissed a servant for dropping her final g's. Mrs. Ducker considered it more serious to drop a final g than a dinner plate. She often spoke of how particular she was. She said she had insisted on correct enunciation from the first. So Wilford said again: "Aw, do, Pat, won't cher?"

G's punch seemed to have its success, for sick as I was, I could perceive the voices of the men grow gradually louder, and discovered that two gentlemen who had been remarkably timid in the morning, and scarcely opened their lips, were now rather uproariously given, and one even proposed to sing.

Her talk was all in n's, g's, and d's, and in mute e's strongly accented, as autre, theatre, splendide, the last being an epithet she applied to everything the Capitol contained, and especially to a horrible picture representing the famous Clemence Isaure, the reputed foundress of the poetical contest, presiding on one of these occasions.

Even his accent deteriorated as he flung out his passionate words; he spoke like any London mechanic, with defect and excess of aspirates, with neglect of g's at the end of words, and so on. Adela could not bear it; she moved to the door. But he caught her and thrust her back; it was all but a blow. Her face half recalled him to his senses. 'Where are you going? he stammered.

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