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Soon, when everything was in fragments, she laughed cheerily again and with flushed cheeks beat on the table with the flat of her hands, lisping like a naughty little girl: "All over! Got no more! Got no more!" Then Philippe was overcome by the same mad excitement, and, pushing her down, he merrily kissed her bosom.
Not without a sense of pleasure did Chichikov take her hand as, lisping a little, she declared that she and her husband were equally gratified by his coming, and that, of late, not a day had passed without her husband recalling him to mind. "Yes," affirmed Manilov; "and every day SHE has said to ME: 'Why does not your friend put in an appearance? 'Wait a little dearest, I have always replied.
Hearken this, ye dainty perruquiers, "who look so brisk, and smell so sweet," and have such an exquisite knack of chirruping, and lisping, and sliding over the smooth edge of the under lip, and, sometimes, agreeably too, "an infinite deal of nothing," ye who clip and anoint the hair of Old England's curled darlings! Eight chins a penny; and three months' credit!
Jill suddenly sat forward, clasping one slim ankle across her knee in a slim hand, a position she knew perfectly well would rouse Hahmed to a frenzy, and spoke slowly and mockingly in English instead of the pretty lisping Arabic which always entranced him.
And it was pitiful to see that feared and flattered man, beneath whom states and governments trembled, here turn pale with anxiety, bend low in all humility, and relapse into the senile, lisping infancy of acute passion. "Ah! my dear friend," said he, "if you only knew how I have been rushing about.
Your pronunciation should be clear-cut and accurate. Avoid mouthing, lisping, hesitation, stammering, pedantry, omission of syllables, and suppression of final consonants.
Egremont's voice took a fresh tone: 'Ah! here he comes, the old fellow' and he held out his hands; but the boy was intent on his own purpose. 'Where's black doggie? he asked in a silver-bell of a little voice, but lisping a good deal; 'Wyn got penny for him. 'Wynnie must be a good boy. Kiss papa first, and Mr.
In 1860 Philipp Reis, as we have seen, produced a telephone which could transmit musical notes, and even a lisping word or two; and some ten years later Mr.
Millingham had been stirred, and she was presently echoing his demand in lisping, quasi-confidential undertones. "What ARE we Liberals doing?" Then Esmeer fell in with the revolutionaries. To begin with, I was a little shocked by this clamour for fundamentals and a little disconcerted.
Accordingly we went a-maying, following the lure of dancing winds to a certain westward sloping hill lying under the spirit-like blue of spring skies, feathered over with lisping young pines and firs, which cupped little hollows and corners where the sunshine got in and never got out again, but stayed there and grew mellow, coaxing dear things to bloom long before they would dream of waking up elsewhere.
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