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"Aye!" nodded Penfeather, "That was the kind. A bullet's bad, a knife's worse, but a steel hook, shipmate, very sharp d'ye see, is a death no man should die. Shipmate, I've seen divers men dead by that same hook torn and ripped d'ye see like a dog's fangs! I'd seen many die ere then, but that way 'twas an ill sight for queasy stomachs!" "And he this man with the hook is dead, you say?"
That terribly swift race of water that beats against a boat off Holyhead and causes the least queasy of stomachs a certain amount of discomposure, affected Eleanor not at all; and when they disembarked, it was she who found comfortable seats in the London train for them and saw to their luggage; for John still felt ill and miserable. "Poor old thing," she said, "you do look a sight!" Mrs.
Venantius visited the sick man, and found him risen, but plainly in poor case for travel. 'Why, you will never mount your horse, he opined, after touching Basil's hand, and finding it on fire. 'This is what comes of a queasy conscience. Take heart, man! Are you the first that stuck a false friend between the ribs, or the first to have your love kissed against her will?
As I told you, I was a boy at the time; but these things stay by you. It is a fact at least that I am queasy on the subject of white birds. Before I came to High March, indeed it was almost my first day in Morgraunt, I saw and rescued a white bird from two hen-harriers; and now I have been troubled by another. I seem beset by white birds!"
"Eh, sir! the man who feels compunction is your thorough scoundrel, for he has some notion of virtue; while Peter the Great and the Duke of Alva were embodied systems, and the pirate Monbard an organization." "But can't society rid itself of your systems and organizations?" said Canalis. "Oh, granted!" cried the Republican. "That stupid Republic of yours makes me feel queasy.
He was eating pancakes rather than the French Toast that he was more inclined to order for the sound of the French in the toast made him feel queasy. A cloud came and past; followed by others, darker and more voluminous.
The rage of the assault had burnt its way through him like a fever and left him weak, giddy, queasy of stomach. He had always hated the sight of suffering, even the suffering of dumb animals: and as a sportsman, home in England, he had learnt to kill his game clean, were it beast or bird.
"My good sir," said he, turning to Queasy, who, without hearing one word of what was passing, was coming out of the parlour, with his own hat and gloves in his hand; "My good sir," continued he, loading him with parcels, "will you have the goodness to see these put into my carriage? Ill take care of your hat and gloves," added O'Mooney, in a low voice.
At last Travis put out his hand to touch the surface of the pillar. And then he jerked back to no effect. There was no breaking contact between his fingers and an unknown material which had the sleekness of polished metal but and the thought made him slightly queasy the warmth and very slight give of flesh! He summoned all his strength to pull free and could not.
Shutting his rodentine eyes, Sir Simon painted the most horrible face he could. After he opened his eyes to look at his handiwork, he found himself feeling quite queasy. He had to turn away to avoid being sick. "Perfect," he muttered. "It looks just like her." He then set up the float and hinged the arms of the Dorothy figure in such a way that she could dump a bucket over the Witch's head.
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