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If you don't let me and my animals travel through your kingdom, I will make you and all your people sick like the monkeys. For I can make people well: and I can make people ill just by raising my little finger. Send your soldiers at once to open the dungeon door, or you shall have mumps before the morning sun has risen on the hills of Jolliginki."
"Go an' see after the taters, else Mr. Tom 'ull have to wait for 'em." "I hope Mumps is friendly with Mrs. Jakin, Bob," said Maggie, smiling. "I remember you used to say he wouldn't like your marrying." "Eh, Miss," said Bob, "he made up his mind to't when he see'd what a little un she was. He pretends not to see her mostly, or else to think as she isn't full-growed. But about Mr.
Mumps is a sickness that sometimes permanently injures the gonads: the testes or ovaries. The thyroid dominant, whose system is rich in thyroid, will rarely suffer from any of the common diseases of children if at all, from measles. Op the other hand, those who have every infection of the period, and who, as their mothers say, seem to get everything, are those whose system is thyroid poor.
What a job she has in navigating a whole nursery of somebody else's children through mumps, measles, whooping-cough and chicken-pox! One of the things that I rejoice over in life is that it is impossible that I ever become a step-mother. In many cases she has the largest possible toil for the least reward.
Tom helped me. Mavis is hemming some sails; then I'm going to try it on the reservoir. I wish you could come with me!" "So do I," said the patient dolefully. "But that's out of the question. Don't you think you ought to be going back? Suppose somebody takes away the ladder!" "I'd drop down into your room then." "And catch the mumps?" "Shouldn't much care if it meant missing my lessons!"
"You always were an inconsiderate boy, Samuel." "I came to inquire after poor Eustace's mumps. I've only just heard that the poor chap was ill." "He's getting along quite well," said Jane, melting. "If I had known you were so fond of Eustace...." "All right, is he?" said Sam. "Well, not quite all right, but he's going on very nicely." "Fine!" "Eustace and I are engaged, you know!" "No, really?
It would be so awkward to come down with it now; though the sight of Dick with mumps, for instance, would repay me for a good deal. Mrs. They seemed to be tremendously in earnest about something.
Her uncle just outside the door Sobbed till his chest was hoarse and sore, And, swallowing in his throat some lumps, He mourned, "My Niece has got the mumps" The maids who came her plight to see Splashed tears in cups of milk or tea; The room it grew so very damp Her limbs began to feel the cramp.
"What's five minutes out of a long day?" she asked. "It's too bad! When Mavis used to have bronchitis we all almost lived in her bedroom. Nobody makes the least fuss about me! You don't even look decently sorry or very sympathetic! You come smiling in as if mumps were a sort of joke. It isn't a smiling matter to me, I can tell you. I'm fed up with them!" "Poor old lady!
Enclosed was an atrociously-written letter to her mother from her plain-as-a-pikestaff brother, written from Harrow. ". . . it's awfully jolly," wrote the enthusiastic youngster, "being in Ben Kelham's house. They still talk about his last house-match against Bumbles. Don't you remember I'd just got over mumps and we went down for it?
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