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Updated: May 17, 2025
Paralysis of the soft palate has occurred from poisoning of the nerves controlling it, caused by direct penetration of the toxin. Sometimes the muscles of the eye become paralyzed and the little one squints, or can no longer see to read. Fortunately, most of these alarming results go only to a certain degree, and then gradually fade away and disappear; but this may take months or even longer.
"Any o' us," continued the speaker, "could plug the persimmon that a way. But thar's a mighty heap o' diff'rence when you squints thro' hind-sights at a girl like yon." "Ye're right, Dick," said another hunter; "it makes a fellow feel queery about the jeints." "Holy vistment!
Anyway, some of them smart Alec commuters who were kiddin' me so free yesterday must have worked up blisters of their own. My guess is that they lost some sleep, too." You don't have to furnish Vee with a diagram of a joke, you know, before she sees it. At that she squints her eyes and lets out a snicker. "I wonder, Torchy," says she, "who could have started such a rumor?"
Two ragged youngsters, alike even to freckles and squints, were playing in the yard. "Is your mother around?" I asked. "In the front room. Walk in," they answered in identical tones. As we got to the porch we heard voices, and stopped. I knocked, but the people within, engaged in animated, rather one-sided conversation, did not answer. "'In the front room. Walk in," quoted McKnight, and did so.
There he lay, his foul tongue projecting out of his mouth, which was open and gasped for wind; his huge goggle eyes, too, had their revolting squint heightened by terror into an expression very like that assumed by a clown when he squints and makes faces at the audience, whilst his whole countenance was nearly black from excess of blood, and the veins about his forehead and temples stood out swollen as if filled with ink.
This is a squinting magnifier, and if arranged so that with its right half we see the right picture on the slide, and with its left half the left picture, it squints them both inward so that they run together and form a single picture.
Sharp-pointed gunboats, with bullet-proof crows' nests and swivels that are the gentlest murderers ever polished; monitors through whose eyeholes a ball a big as a cook-stove squints from a columbiad socket; ferry-boats which are speckled with brass cannon, and all sorts of craft that can float and manoeuvre, provided they look at us through deadly muzzles are there to the number of fifty or sixty, as many as make the entire navies of all other American nations.
You are aware, then, that he squints?" "Yes, and I know that at the amorous crisis he ceases to squint." "I did not notice that. He too, left me on account of my sinning with an Arab." "The Arab was sent to you by an enemy of Anael's, the genius of Mercury." "It must have been so; it was a great misfortune." "On the contrary, it rendered you more fit for transformation."
You are aware, then, that he squints?" "Yes, and I know that at the amorous crisis he ceases to squint." "I did not notice that. He too, left me on account of my sinning with an Arab." "The Arab was sent to you by an enemy of Anael's, the genius of Mercury." "It must have been so; it was a great misfortune." "On the contrary, it rendered you more fit for transformation."
'I think I'd like that sandy-pied one, she said. 'Oh, not him, Miss Sichliffe! Attley cried. 'He was overlaid or had sunstroke or something. They call him The Looney in the kennels. Besides, he squints. 'I think that's rather fetching, she answered. Neither Malachi nor I had ever seen a squinting dog before. 'That's chorea St. Vitus's dance, Mrs. Godfrey put in.
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