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Updated: June 15, 2025
"Yes, my brave Cabassu, it is I. I have just arrived; and as you see, I am at work already. It made my heart bleed to see all this muddle." "You came up for the sitting, then?" "What sitting?" "Why, the grand sitting of the legislative body. It's do-day." "Dear me, no. What has that got to do with me? I should understand nothing at all about it.
He was not very definite about this Science, you must understand, but he seemed always to be waving his hand towards it, just as his contemporary Tennyson seems always to be doing he belonged to his age and mostly his talk was destructive of the limited beliefs of his time, he led me to infer rather than actually told me that this Science was coming, a spirit of light and order, to the rescue of a world groaning and travailing in muddle for the want of it....
It was one of her duties, she discovered, to keep the aforesaid table tidy, and in time she learned that here more than anywhere else she could be of service to the man. He had an awe-inspiring way of piling up his desk with scraps of paper, cuttings, and slips, and stray manuscripts, and it was always under the most appalling muddle that the one small, indispensable news-slip would hide itself.
"Yes," said Harry; "we were sure he would want to get home soon to report Signy and Yaspard all right, but " "There's a 'but, is there? Well?" said the Laird with a smile, which was reflected on Fred's face. "We did not leave home with such an intention," Harry went on resolutely. "We came to join Yaspard in a quest which ended in a muddle." "Because I wasn't there," said the Viking.
I only trust they may not do fearful damage to the English ships!" "Not they!" cried Peter, with a fine contempt in his voice. "The Frenchies are safe to make a muddle of it somewhere; and our bold jack tars won't be scared by noise and flame. You'll soon see the sort of welcome they will give these fiery messengers." The night darkened.
She has been in England a good many times, but she never said she would like to come and see us, and my mother never wanted to see her; so there wasn't a compliment wasted, you see. Eh? What?" "No, I don't see, William. All about it is in a muddle, and I must say I never heard tell of such ways. It is like offering your own flesh and blood for sale. And to people who want nothing to do with us.
Here is the verse, Flossy." Flossy drew the Bible toward her with a little sigh. "I wish I knew an army of verses," she said. "Seems to me I don't know any at all." Then she went to reading. "I know verses enough," Eurie said, "but they seem to be in a great muddle in my brain.
And every time I try to think about Charlie and the police, and and the scallywags of the valley, I I find you mixed up with it all, and get so tangled up that I don't know where I am, or or why. Say, have you ever been crazy about anybody? Some feller, for instance? It's the worst worrying muddle ever happened. First you're pleased then you cuss them.
They come down like ellum-branches in still weather. No warnin' at all. Muriel, my bicycle's be'ind the fowlhouse. I'll tell Dr. Dallas, ma'am." She trundled off on her wheel like a brown bee, while Sophie heaven above and earth beneath changed walked stiffly home, to fall over George at his letters, in a muddle of laughter and tears. "It's all quite natural for them," she gasped.
Had the Russian army been alone without any allies, it might perhaps have been a long time before this consciousness of mismanagement became a general conviction, but as it was, the disorder was readily and naturally attributed to the stupid Germans, and everyone was convinced that a dangerous muddle had been occasioned by the sausage eaters. "Why have we stopped? Is the way blocked?
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