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They get to think too much of themselves if you let them do everything the same as men. Oswald said, 'Out with it. 'I see that glass bottles only cost a penny. H. O., if you dare to snigger I'll send you round selling old bottles, and you shan't have any sweets except out of the money you get for them. And the same with you, Noel.
A searing pain had shot up his side, and, as he gripped it, he appeared to be furiously plucking at his dagger. He had imagined Chapuys and Marillac, the Ambassadors, coming upon guards with broken heads and sending to Paris letters over which Francis and his nephew should snigger and chuckle. 'You are Earl Marshal.
So this was the much-cursed Jake Harnach, and, he thought without any particular pleasure, his future boss. There was no further talk. Jake Harnach looked up and halted. Then he signaled, and a great shout came to the waiting group. "Hi! hi! you there! You with the pants!" A snigger went round the gathering, and Tresler knew that it was he who was being summoned.
Cheering auguries there were in plenty, but we guardedly declined to be cheered, and pretended to snigger sceptically at the auguries. It might be that the Boers had been "driven out of Colesburg," but we did not believe it, on principle. From the same source we learned that Cronje was a prisoner; but he was not! so that our incredulity was in a measure justifiable to the end.
As the true significance of his visit, and of the purple agitation, dawned upon her, the grim humour of the position overbore every other feeling. Her hand still in his, she began to laugh, and no biting of her lips could do more than change the laugh into an undignified snigger.
"She says come right up to her room, Miss Selah; she's busy and can't come down," said the negro maid, rolling her eyes and stifling either a snigger or a sob by slapping her hand over her mouth. The next moment Selah stood in the door of Mrs. Walton's bedroom, staring with horrified eyes. Susan Walton, clad in only her essential underwear, lay flat upon her back on the floor.
So they were, for to my horror I saw that everyone was standing up except ourselves. Miss Holmes departed in a hurry, while Scroope whispered in my ear with a snigger: "I say, Allan, if you carry on like that with his young lady, his lordship will be growing jealous of you." "Don't be a fool," I said sharply.
They were unarmed, and taken by surprise, and what can two animals do against hundreds? They took and beat them severely with sticks, those two poor faithful creatures, and turned them out into the cold and the wet, with many insulting and uncalled-for remarks!" Here the unfeeling Toad broke into a snigger, and then pulled himself together and tried to look particularly solemn.
She'll show you how, Lois, if you'd like to make one. It's real easy an' it don't cost a great deal but then cost ain't much object to you." Mrs. Maxwell laughed an unpleasant snigger. Then she resumed: "Some tidies would look real handsome on some of them great bare chairs over to your house; there ain't one there so far as I know.
May your penny cigar be mistaken for Havana! May the barmaid charm your simple heart by addressing you as "Baby!" May some sweet shop-girl throw a kindly glance at you, inviting you to walk with her! May she snigger at your humour; may other dogs cast envious looks at you, and may no harm come of it!
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