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Updated: June 3, 2025
She had fluffy golden hair about her shoulders, and her skirts gave a rhythmic swing as she turned the corners. Now and then she would stop in her walk, remove the covering from the doll, do some idiotic thing to it, and replace the cover with elaborate care. We stared fascinated. Then Angel blew out his lips in disgust, and said "Ain't girls the most sickenin' things?"
Ford, and not half your learnin', and he dressed to death with jewelry, and everybody bowin' and scrapin' to him, that it was perfectly sickenin'." Mr. Ford lifted his eyebrows. "Oh, you mean the young man of Benham and Co., who was talking to Mrs. Tripp?" he said. A quick flush of angry consciousness crossed Rupert's face. "Maybe; he has just cheek enough for anythin'."
It's a sickenin' thing. The victim is lashed by his wrists to a capstan-bar in the ship's long-boat, and all the ship's boats are lowered also, and each ship in harbour sends a boat manned by marines to attend. Then, with the master-at-arms and the ship's surgeon, the boat is cast off.
Well, don't fall off Apache pertendin' you're so polite you can't spit." "What you sore about, Brand?" "I was thinkin' what a slashin' string of riders we got. Here a little old ranch like the Oro says they'll give a hoss to any Moonstoner what kin stay on him for two minutes. It's plumb sickenin'. Kids! Jest kids, on this ranch." "That so?
The old gentleman awoke with a start and the mother, looking over her glasses, bade her good-night and sweet dreams, according to a long-established formula. "Don't know what's the matter with Sophy, she's that restless an' nervous," said her mother. "She always was, fur's I know," answered McGurn. "If she's gettin' the complaint worse she must be sickenin' for something."
Every time they broached that loathsome doctrine of equal rights, and tried to make lawmakers listen to their petitions, jest ketch 'em and pour down 'em a big dose of wormwood or sunthin' else bitter and sickenin', and he guessed they would git tired on't."
Beat us to it with her fool's courage an' her sickenin' love! Oh, t' hell with Courtrey an' all this Valley! I'm a-goin' t' move down th' Wall, s'help me!" But Tharon Last forged to his side and gripped his arm in her strong fingers. "Shut up, Jim Banner," she said tensely. "You've only begun.
"No, you needn't wait." "Do you feel faint, ma'am?" "Faint?... No, why should I?" The young person, convicted of impertinence and silliness besides, turned red, but would not remove her gaze from the lady's face. "The the heat we been havin', ma'am. I don't know it's so sickenin', kind of. I I fainted last week, twice, ma'am."
"There was a feller in our town used to keep stuffed snakes an' monkeys an' birds, an' dried grasshoppers an' bugs an' things like that in glass cases; but I never dreamed in all my born life that anybody'd want to keep dried people," she commented disgustedly. "I don't see no good in it: it's sickenin'." She turned her back upon mummied Egypt with a gesture of aversion.
But the honest faces of the partners reassured him. "That bitterness ye taste," said Uncle Jim quickly, "is whar the thing's gittin' in its work. Sorter sickenin' the malaria and kinder water-proofin' the insides all to onct and at the same lick! Don't yer see? Put another in yer vest pocket; you'll be cryin' for 'em like a child afore ye get home. Thar!
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