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Updated: May 12, 2025
The Times has probably told you the story of my last adventure, and this will probably have explained to you why yours of March 8th has remained so long unanswered. That document informed me that 'Lazybones' was going to make himself useful. I hope he has done so.
"Robbie Belle, Robbie Belle, you lazybones! The night watchman has knocked twice already. Get up, get up this instant! We're going to hear Grand Opera to-day! O-o-ooh!" Robbie Belle lifted her head to listen. "Berta Abbott, you've got a chill. I hear you shivering. Hurry into your clothes this minute. I'll bring you the quinine." Quinine! Berta shivering from excitement laughed softly to herself.
"No, I won't. I won't let you wiggle out of writing your stories, Edna, if I print all the papers. Come, girls, I'm nearly dead with sitting still so long," added Cricket, springing up. "Let's go to ride." "No, I thank you. This is all I want to do, this hot day," answered Edna, stretching herself out on the sand, with her head in Eunice's lap. "Oh, lazybones!
And when daylight came, and the sun shining in at his bare window vexed his eyes and brought him back to a realization of the duty that lay before him and to the anxieties of the day, he dreamed that it was time to go to the School, and that his brother, before going down to the factory, opened the door and called to him: "Come, lazybones! Come!"
"Stop, here is Chalomel; now he will be astonished!" "About what! what! My good fellow, is there anything new concerning poor Louise?" "You would have known, lazybones, if you hadn't been absent so long." "Hold; you think it is only a hop, skip, and a jump from here to the Rue de Chaillot." "Well; this famous Viscount de Saint Remy?" "Has he not come yet?" "No."
He seemed to be very drunk, and went on, interspersing his speech with hiccoughs: "Say, fellows, don't stand on ceremony if you're thirsty. There's enough left for the comrades." He turned unsteadily and called to someone who was invisible within the room: "Come here, you lazybones. Give these gentlemen something to drink "
Macquart soon had to abandon all hope of dragging this big industrious fellow into his campaign against the Rougons; whereupon, with all the spite of a lazybones, he regarded him as a cunning miser. He fancied, however, that he had discovered the accomplice he was seeking in Mouret's second son, a lad of fifteen years of age.
He did not turn round but looked at her in the mirror, as though it were the last look he might give on earth. He could hear her voice speaking to the dogs: "Ah, my friends, ah, my dears! I know you every one. Jo Portugais is here. I know your bark, you, Harpy, and you, Lazybones, and you, Cloud and London! I know you every one. I heard you as I came from Mass, beauty dears.
At this point Maurice insisted, and Edith sneaked out to the back entry and telephoned Johnny Bennett: "Come over, lazybones, and take some exercise!" John came, with leaps and bounds, so to speak, and Maurice said, grumpily: "What do you lug Johnny in for?" Dale, now? ... Did he go to her house yesterday?"
He did not, indeed, see much of Ruth that night; but in one moment of privacy she said to Tom: "Do you want to make an early morning excursion before Lazybones Helen is roused from her rosy slumbers?" "Bet you!" was Tom's boyish reply. "Six o'clock, then, at the dock.
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