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Anybody on earth desiring to meet the person with whom they're destined, some time or other, to fall in love, can come to us, in confidence, buy a ticket, and be hitched on to the proper psychic connection which insures speedy courtship and marriage Damnation!" "Pa-pah!" "I can't help it! Any self-respecting, God-fearing father would swear!
"There is Pa-pah on the water rowing somebody's maid about." "What!" exclaimed Yates, springing to his feet. "How extraordinary," said Drusilla, following him to the edge of the bluff; "and they're singing, too, as they row!" From far below, wafted across the sparkling waters of Oyster Bay, Mr. Carr's rich and mellifluous voice was wafted shoreward: "I der-reamt that I dwelt in ma-arble h-a-l-ls."
"There's a ring," observed Flavilla, dabbing on too much ultramarine and using a sponge. "You've got to get her one, Mr. Yates." Drusilla looked at the man beside her and smiled. "How simple it is, after all!" she said. "I have read in the books Pa-pah permits us to read such odd things about love and lovers.... Are we lovers, Mr. Yates? But, of course, we must be, I fancy." "Yes," he said.
The sunlight fell on the maid's coquettish cap and apron, and sparkled upon the buckle of one dainty shoe. It also glittered across the monocle of Mr. Carr. "Pa-pah!" cried Flavilla. Far away her parent waved a careless greeting to his offspring, then resumed his oars and his song. "How extraordinary!" said Flavilla.
Her parent emitted a low, melodious sort of sound, a kind of mellifluous howl. "Pa-pah!" they exclaimed in gentle consternation. He beat at the empty air for a moment like a rotund fowl about to seek its roost. Suddenly he ran distractedly at an armchair and kicked it. They watched him in sorrowful amazement.
And we were dying to see a wireless telephone work.... I thought I'd like to call up Central just to be sure I could make the thing go What is the matter, Pa-pah?" He dropped into a wadded armchair and motioned Sybilla to a seat opposite. Then with another frightful facial contortion he reimbedded the monocle. "So you deliberately opened that door and went in to rummage?"
Do you hear?" with a mellow shout like a French horn on a touring car. "Yes, pa-pah!" The old gentleman waved his single eyeglass in token of dismissal, and looked at his watch. "The bus is here," he said fussily. "Come on, Will; come, Linda, and you, Flavilla, Drusilla, and Sybilla, get your furs on. Don't take the elevator. Go down by the stairs, and hurry!
"Didn't I warn you to keep out of that laboratory?" he asked wrathfully; "didn't I explain to you that it was none of your business? I believe I informed you that whatever is locked up in that room is no concern of yours. Didn't I?" "Yes, Pa-pah." "Well, confound it, what did you go in for, then?" An anxious silence was his answer.
We like him." "Mr. Mr. Yates!" repeated her father, astonished. "Is that his name? And who told you?" "He did," said Drusilla, innocently. "He that infernal newspaper bantam " "Pa-pah! Please don't say that about Mr. Yates. He is really exceedingly kind and civil to us. Every time you go to town on business he comes and sketches with us at " "Oh," said Mr.
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