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It was as it was yesterday as the day before. One opened one's eyes and life came quickly back with a "Hello, here I am where you left me." So one lay, fearful to move, like a cup of wine that is too full and mustn't be joggled with even a kick at the bed sheets. One lay and smiled. Thoughts and stockings side by side somewhere on the floor. Put on stockings in a minute.
Grandma was always present on these occasions, and the hilarity of the Wallencampers, as they were jounced and joggled over the stones, in a manner which to some might have been productive of great bodily agony, concealed, with them, no undercurrent of nervous dread or pain.
From his manner he might have been addressing a Brigade and not merely Blob, disguised in an ancient shako, lying on his stomach, and armed with a hay-rake. He plunged down the bank. As he reached the greensward a warning shout from the cottage reached him. "Ha! what's this?" joggled the Parson sharply. "Flank attack! who the pest? Oh, Gap Gang I forgot."
This is the jingle that joggled and jingled. By Dlugacz' porkshop bright tubes of Agendath trotted a gallantbuttocked mare. Answering an ad? keen Richie's eyes asked Bloom. Yes, Mr Bloom said. Town traveller. Nothing doing, I expect. Bloom mur: best references. But Henry wrote: it will excite me. You know how. In haste. Henry. Greek ee. Better add postscript. What is he playing now? Improvising.
As soon as you have got her share of the authorship nailed where you half hope and half believe it will stay and cannot be joggled loose any more, she joggles it loose again or seems to; you cannot be sure, for her habit of dealing in meaningless metaphors instead of in plain, straightforward statistics, makes it nearly always impossible to tell just what it is she is trying to say.
It's all nonsense, a dead waste of time and money." "What would you pay me?" asked Dan, as the big loin of beef above joggled against his shoulder. "Well, let me see!" considered Pete. "I ain't paying any fancy price at start, fur I don't know how things will work out; but I won't be mean with you, Dan. What do you say to four dollars a week and board?" "No," answered Dan, promptly.
"When I come to, the foot soldiers were carrying the Genelman through the door them long legs of is'n and all." His voice began to jerk. "Just the same only more paler-like." He was jigging with his knees, and the words joggled as they came out. "Then he see me. "'Hullo, Soldier, says he. 'No, no, don't get up, me trying to rise to me officer. 'We're both a bit dicky, I expect. How are you?
Thinking that distance might have some part in my unnerving, I joggled my chair a few feet nearer, grasped a knee in each hand, and leaning forward fixed a determined gaze upon her face. I had abandoned all idea of saying those three words as they should be said for the first time.
At Bergen op Zoom and Roosendaal people used the walls of the houses for post-offices. They wrote their names in chalk letters, giving directions to relatives lost in the scramble. After ox carts, rowboats, and river barges had done their share, a Dutch-Belgian "Stoom Tram" joggled us along for a few miles.
Such perilous ideas, so frequently started by Jenny for his mystification, joggled together in his brain and made there the subject of a thousand ruminations. They tantalised Pa's slowly revolving thoughts, and kept these moving through long hours of silence. Such notions preserved his interest in the world, and his senile belief in Magic, as nothing else could have done.
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