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Updated: May 25, 2025
"Donny, if they don't go to the house right away, you go and tell mum they're here. Chances are the whole bunch'll hang around till supper." "Say!" Gene giggled with fourteen-year-old irrepressibility. "Does anybody know where Vadnie is? If we could spring 'em on her and make her believe they're on the warpath say, I'll gamble she'd run clear to the Malad!"
Jarley had not been in the office more than ten minutes before he realized that he might better have remained at home while the influence of Jack's wasted energy was within him. He was in a state of irrepressibility.
What association could have breathed more from the queer graces and the queer incommodities alike, from the diffused glassy polish of floor and perilous staircase, from the redundancy of mirror and clock and ormolu vase, from the irrepressibility of the white and gold panel, from that merciless elegance of tense red damask, above all, which made the gilt-framed backs of sofa and chair as sumptuous, no doubt, but as sumptuously stiff, as the brocaded walls?
Then I ran after Maria and she swallowed " "Teresita mia! The señors will think " What they would think she did not stipulate, but her eyes implored them to judge leniently the irrepressibility of her beautiful one. There were cakes sufficient a hasty glance reassured her upon that point and Teresita was in one of her mischievous moods.
With characteristic irrepressibility he began to swear softly, but articulately. Proof that his profanity was mild one might say genteel came in an instant. A gruff voice, startlingly near at hand, interrupted him. "Spit it out, young feller! Swear like a man, not like a damn canary bird." Truxton tried hard to pierce the darkness, a strange thrill passing through his veins.
Howard found himself respecting the Vicar more and more; he was so kindly, so unworldly, so full of perfectly guileless satisfaction: he was conscious too of his own irrepressibility.
But iced rum and water could not medicine an overwrought soul. In her native air, nothing could check her irrepressibility of expression. She had to spend her fury with the audience. In all her life never had she encountered such imbecility such bestial stupidity. Like the dresser, she upbraided the war. It had changed everything. It had changed the heart of France.
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