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Anyway, he attacked, sailing in with his dancy, chopping, in-and-out skirmishing methods; and Mrs. Mesomelas, on three legs and with the bill for the other to be settled, helped him. It was very difficult, in the tropic dust, to follow what exactly happened next. For the next few minutes black-back was here, there, and everywhere, leaping and dodging in and out like a lambent flame.
"Fust rate," responded that worthy; "a reg'lar traverse, and about the most in-and-out bit of carcumvention as the ingenuity o' man could invent. Let's set about it at once, my lad; and by the time as we've cleared up a bit, and made things comfortable, it'll be time to see about gettin' tea." We accordingly set about "making things comfortable" forthwith.
Here was Jeeves making heavy weather about me wearing a perfectly ordinary white mess jacket, a garment not only tout ce qu'il y a de chic, but absolutely de rigueur, and in the same breath, as you might say, inciting Gussie Fink-Nottle to be a blot on the London scene in scarlet tights. Ironical, what? One looks askance at this sort of in-and-out running. "What has he got against Pierrots?"
Although there is never a time when everyone has too much of this world's goods when everyone is too comfortable or too happy there come periods when we have the astounding spectacle of a world hungry for goods and an industrial machine hungry for work and the two the demand and the means of satisfying it held apart by a money barrier. Both manufacturing and employment are in-and-out affairs.
He had promised Mr. Mordacks and Robin Cockscroft to find out Robin Lyth, and tell him all about the conviction of John Cadman; and knowing his name in the navy and that of his ship, he had done so after in-and-out chase.
Sometimes, yes, not infrequently, in this position, the external stroking of the organs may be continued to the very verge of the orgasm, so that, especially if the entrance can be made, as it were, in a frenzy of passionate delight, the organs coming into full length union at a single impulse, or rushing together then the simultaneous climax may be reached with one or two in-and-out motions or, perhaps the single master-plunge may win the goal instanter!
The in-and-out motion is as easily performed in this position as in the other; and at the climax, the organs can be crowded together passionately, and still without hurting the woman.
Weatherby he can pull that in-and-out game through the loft like he did before. But one man can't be all over the range at once." "I know." Drew studied the remnants of battered furniture about the room. He thought he could pull the bed frame across the outer door, and shove the table and bench in front of the door to the lean-to.
J. would be pleased at the success of his mission, or angry at the unexpected coming. 'Where are the stables? asked Sponge, as he scanned the in-and-out irregularities of the building. 'Ah, indeed! replied Mr. Sponge, brightening up, thinking there would be old hay and corn.
Logan lit a cigarette and waited. 'Logan, I am the most miserable beggar alive. 'What is the matter? You seem rather in-and-out in your moods, said Logan. 'Why, you know, I am in a regular tight place. I don't know how to put it. You see, I can't help thinking that that I have rather committed myself it seems a beastly conceited thing to say that there's a girl who likes me, I'm afraid.
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