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"At the same time, you'll be a fine specimen of a college boy if you come back next Fall minus an arm and a leg. How on earth are you going to any of the fashionable dances in that condition?" And at this, there was a general snicker, in the midst of which William Philander arose, caught up his dresssuit case, and fled to another car.
And oracle says, 'He takes his own eggs to market, den. He don't laugh at that, for wits never laugh at their own jokes; but the rest snicker till they actilly scream. "What wind are we going to have, Lewis?" Oracle stands up, carefully surveys the sky, and notices all the signs, and then looks wise, and answers in a way that there can be no mistake.
Honest, I was havin' so much fun minglin' with the younger set that way, and gettin' my dancin' toes limbered up once more, that it's quite a shock to glance at the livin' room clock and find it pointin' to 1:30. As we were leavin', though, friend Dot has just persuaded Stanley to try a one-step with her and I had to snicker when he goes whirlin' off.
There was a general snicker at Sturgis's expense. "Well, now," continued Potts gravely, "a woman who should fall in love with one of us fellows and deem him a hero would be substantially in Titania's plight when she adored Bottom, and about as much an object of pity when her hero disclosed an asininity which would be at least as near to being his real character as the heroism she ascribed to him."
"Oh, I don't know," objected a man, removing the toothpick from his mouth and his gaudily socked feet from the railing. "I think she's some cutey." A snicker of derision answered this sally. "With them unstylish low heels? I guess you ain't got below her henna bob," snapped the girl, arching her instep and poking out her near-silk clad foot with its high-heeled, dirty, white kid pump.
Like all the Wrandalls, he had the habit of thinking too well of himself. He possessed a clearly-defined sense of humour, but it did not begin to include self-sacrifice among its endowments. He had never been able to laugh at himself for the excellent reason that some things were truly sacred to him. She realised this, and promptly laughed at him. He stiffened. "Don't snicker, Sara," he growled.
Ain't I the real young cover design for the Out-of-door number?" He accepted their congratulations with a lofty wave. "That's all right," said he; "but somebody take away this horse before I bite him. I'm sore on that horse. Joke! Snicker!" Bob delivered over the animal to the stableman who was approaching. "Come up to see the tall buildings?" he quoted Baker himself.
Captain D., breathing righteous wrath, flopped heavily and determinedly down on his cot. I caught a faint snicker from the tent next door. Captain D. sighed deeply, turned over, and prepared to sleep. Then one of the dogs uprose I think it was Ben stretched himself, yawned, approached deliberately, and began to drink from the canvas bath-tub just outside.
And Princhester in particular was under the sway of that enterprising weekly, The White Blackbird, which was illustrated by, which indeed monopolized the gifts of, that brilliant young caricaturist "The Snicker." It had seemed natural for Lady Ella to acquiesce in the proposals of the leading Princhester photographer.
Skinny brightened up immediately. "That's a good one," he called to Carolyn June with a snicker; "I never thought of it before!" A ripple of laughter came from Carolyn June's room. "Really, I don't mind," she said; "play Bubbles as much as you like I think it's rather soothing, but truly I must write my letters now so Ophelia can take them to town."
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