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Updated: June 14, 2025
When a boy, after his first Boorah, killed his first emu, whether it was his Dhe, or totem, or not, his father made him lie on the bird before it was cooked. 'The boy chewed it, making a noise as he did so of fright and disgust; finally he dropped the meat from his mouth, making a blowing noise through his lips of 'Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! After that he could eat the flesh.
The Keokuk team was shagging balls while I warmed up, and they kept making comments about green rookies and bushers and nitchies and such; and how they'd knock me out of the box in the first inning; and how I should have stayed home with my Mommy. Ooh, I felt terrible. I had an awful headache and I was exhausted!
But here, again, Donald's knowledge of English was at fault; he "wad no pe kennin' fhat his honour's sel' wad pe sayin'." "And what might your name be?" presently inquired this over-inquisitive guest. "Ach, it micht joost pe Tonal," said the Highlander. "Donald? Aye, and what more than Donald?" "Ooh, there wull pe no muckle mair. They will joost be calling me Tonal M'Tonal." "Donald M'Donald?
This went on for some time, each day the report being that his wife was improving. Finally, one day he called and said: "How iss my wife?" "She's dead." He went out and met a friend, and the friend said: "Well, how is your wife?" "She's dead." "Ooh! How terrible! What did she die of?" "Improvements!"
The wind came up, the branches rocked and writhed and the leaves fluttered and tugged and heavy drops beat into the sand. "Quick, quick!" said Trientje. "It's going to lighten!" Lowietje said nothing and Poentje cried. Each took the child by one hand and they ran as fast as they could to get from under the trees. "Ooh! Ooh!"
You've burned to death, our treasure, Katie, my precious little missy! Ooh!" lamented Aniska, who at the sight of the fire felt that she too must give expression to her feelings.
"I'm sorry they're late, for I've got a surprise for you all to-night." She set the plate on the table, and her black eyes sparkled. "Now, then, see that!" "Ooh!" cried Polly, her brown eyes very wide, while Phronsie stopped climbing into her chair to precipitate herself into the midst of the group. "See, Ben! See!" exclaimed Polly, "it's white cake with real frosting on top.
As soon as the people saw no one was hurt, ten thousand native and English shouted and clapped and yelled, and before any one could stop them the pipers of the Skidars broke on to the ground, with all the native officers and men behind them, and marched up and down, playing a wild Northern tune called "Zakhme Began," and through the insolent blaring of the pipes and the high-pitched native yells you could hear the Archangels' band hammering, "For they are all jolly good fellows," and then reproachfully to the losing team, "Ooh, Kafoozalum!
The rest was a blur of maroon enamel, a bar of white light from the electrics in the cars, and a flicker of nickel-plated hand-rail on the rear platform. "Ooh!" said.007. "Seventy-five miles an hour these five miles. Baths, I've heard; barber's shop; ticker; and a library and the rest to match. Yes, sir; seventy-five an hour! But he'll talk to you in the round-house just as democratic as I would.
"Oh, goody!" they both cried, hugging each other ecstatically. "And we'll have a frolic in the Provision Room afterwards," finished Polly; "oh! ooh!" And so the weeks flew by one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight! till only the three days remained, and to think the fun that Polly and Ben had had already! "It's better'n a Christmas," they told their mother, "to get ready for it!"
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