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Updated: May 3, 2025
We have squabbled over religion long enough, and each holds his own faith still. Continue to sun yourself in your happy delusions, and leave me untroubled to tread the way of my own dark and cheerless destiny."
Last term she and I and Magsie and Tattie were in Dormitory 4. Magsie and Tattie did the 'twin cherries on one stalk' business all the time, so in self-defence Sadie and I had to chum, though we squabbled six times a day. I'm not going to be monopolized now, so she needn't think it. Let her chum with Vi if she likes, I'm sure I don't care. Hallo! Which stile do we go over here, I wonder?"
And far up its course, lost in the forest growth that fringed its banks, were hidden away yet more villages, human herding-grounds where men dwelt and worked and bartered, squabbled and worshipped, sickened and perished, while the river went by with its endless swirl and rush of gleaming waters.
It has but a single toe!" "Bosh!" she retorted; "it's got four!" "Four!" I repeated, blankly. "Yes; one on each foot!" "Of course," I said; "you didn't suppose a monodactyl meant a beast with one leg and one toe!" But she laughed hatefully and declared it was a woodchuck. We squabbled for a while until I saw the significance of her attitude.
Dud's heavy bag over the links all the afternoon she preferred her friends to caddies; prompting for the dramatics rehearsal, with a poor light, all the evening, while the actors gossiped and squabbled and flirted contentedly. "It is not always restful," he admitted. "It makes my head ache," she remarked placidly. "I like to see the girls enjoy themselves.
I gather from the boy that two of your people squabbled as to which of them should have the privilege of bringing your things to you, but in the middle of the discussion the chauffeur, thinking, no doubt, that you were still wearing your wet garments, got impatient and started off without either of them!" Toni had risen, and now stood hesitating a little with her hand on the suit-case.
These were called the "gardens" of the houses in Kennington Road, but no blade of grass ever showed upon the black, hard-trodden soil. Lank fowls ran about among discarded furniture and indescribable rubbish, or children few as well-tended as Mrs. Bubb's played and squabbled under the dropping soot.
Dugdale. The brother and sister, she had already discovered, seemed on as pleasant terms as fire and water, since, as Harrie punningly averred, one invariably "put out" the other. They did not squabble Nathanael Harper never squabbled but they always met with a gentle hissing, like water sprinkled on coals.
And all, big and little, danced and laughed and squabbled, tripped over their skipping ropes, pursued their hoops or played with their dolls under the apple-trees in true "little girl" fashion and with the utmost zest and abandon. Miss Ferris's room at the Hilton House overlooked the apple orchard, and presently she and Miss Raymond strolled out together to see the fun.
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