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Lasse laughed and hiccupped and struggled; clutched hold of everything that he could lay hands on the posts and the animals' tails while Pelle dragged him along. He had hold of him behind, and was half carrying him.
Larry having hiccupped his anger against the man for making them wait so long for the bacon, the woman said he should not wait longer without his supper now, for that she would go down and fry the rashers immediately. She then disappeared through the ground, and the men all followed.
In the end, Ganesh, we are left with naked altars." The drunken Man staggered to his feet, and hiccupped vehemently. "Kali lies. My sister lies. Also this my stick is the Kotwal of Kashi, and he keeps tally of my pilgrims. When the time comes to worship Bhairon and it is always time the fire-carriages move one by one, and each hears a thousand pilgrims.
We have such a hot sun, that we need not wine to fire our blood as they do. And drinking toasts seems a point of honour with them. Talmadge hiccupped to me I should say, whispered to me just now, that an officer could no more refuse a toast than a challenge, and he said that it was after the greatest difficulty and dislike at first that he learned to drink.
"In action he had lost an eye, But that gave him no trouble; Quoth Sam, I have no cause to sigh, I'm always `seeing double. "A shot from an unlucky gun Put Sam on timber pegs; It didn't signify to one Who ne'er could `keep his legs. "One night he filled a pail with grog, Determined he would suck it: He drained it dry, the thirsty dog! Hiccupped, and `kicked the bucket."
"I'm sure I should never have believed it if we hadn't proved it, so to allude," hiccupped Joseph Poorgrass, "that every cup, every one of the best knives and forks, and every empty bottle be in their place as perfect now as at the beginning, and not one stole at all. "I'm sure I don't deserve half the praise you give me." said the virtuous thief, grimly.
"Fleeting and singing, and singing and fleeting," hiccupped Bhairon. "Those make thee late for the council, brother." "And then?" said Krishna, with a laugh, throwing back his head. "Ye can do little without me or Karma here." He fondled the Parrot's plumage and laughed again. "What is this sitting and talking together?
But I can't submit to hear the well-earned reputation of my friend termed an 'infamous notoriety." "No, we can't stand that," hiccupped Smith, scarcely able to keep his legs. "Well, gentlemen," rejoined Wood, mildly; "since Mr. Wild is a friend of yours, I'm sorry for what I said. I've no doubt he's as honest as either of you."
"A la lanterne!" stammered and hiccupped others of the group; but they did not stir to execute their threat.
It might have been either." Hand-in-hand, the two girls hurried along. "It may be my fancy," said Tuppence suddenly, "but I feel as though there was some one behind us." "Hurry!" murmured the other. "Oh, hurry!" They were now at the corner of Carlton House Terrace, and their spirits lightened. Suddenly a large and apparently intoxicated man barred their way. "Good evening, ladies," he hiccupped.
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