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I'll not give ye away to Sadie. Honest, I won't." "I believe," said Jeff solemnly, "that I've got it where the bottle got the cork. It's a curious sort o' feeling, not unpleasant, but kind o' squirmy." "What in thunder are you at?" "It's love, Bud love at first sight. Now, mind yer not to give me away. I'm in love end over end with your sister. Don't git mad! She'll never know it."
He was a nasty customer to fight; he could use his hands, and was cool as a cucumber as soon as he took his coat off: besides, he had one squirmy little business eye, and a big wall-eye, an', even if you knowed him well, you couldn't help watchin' the stony eye it was no good watchin' his eyes, you had to watch his hands, and he might have managed me if the boss hadn't stopped the fight.
The boy is an ungracious cub; but he is sound at the core, and I honestly think he is fond of you in his dumb way." After he had left them alone, Cicely dropped down on the floor at Theodora's feet. "Life isn't a straight line; it's horribly squirmy," she said, and her voice vas unusually grave. Theodora drew the brown head against her knee. "What is it, dear?" she asked. "It's only Allyn.
The soul of the woman then returned from its long journey, and was locked up in its squirmy body by the Doctor, ready to serve future customers at one dollar a head. She didn’t seem glad to get her soul back again, there probably not being enough to give her any great joy, after she had got it.
After two miles of squirmy navigation the boat came out into the broad, beautiful Rodgers River, down which they turned; and when Dick pointed out where the tarpon had wrecked their canoe and stunned him, and told of Ned's struggles to save his life, the girl's voice trembled and there were tears in her eyes as she listened and asked questions.
"Now I thinks of it I might bresh up the recollections of a mornin' when I rolls over, blankets an' all, onto something that feels as big as a boot-laig an' plenty squirmy; an' how I shows zeal a-gettin' to my feet, knowin' I'm reposin' on a rattlesnake who's bunked in ag'in my back all sociable to warm himse'f.
"See them little specks and squirmy things?" Emmy saw them. She followed their wavering motion in the glass as the stern forefinger pointed. "Those are little baby snakes," said Becky mysteriously. "The well is full of 'em. Sometimes you can see 'em, sometimes you can't, but they're always there. They never grow big down the well; it's too dark 'n' cold.
No sooner had it come to the surface than she sprang away in disgust, exclaiming: "Oh, you nasty, dirty, squirmy thing! I wouldn't touch you for anything! Indeed, I'll never learn to fish if I have to handle such beasts as you. Monty takes them in his fingers, and even cuts them in pieces if he doesn't have enough without. The horrid boy!
"Of all the squirmy, snaky, gloomy, airless, sunless, moist, decaying masses of misery, I think this is the worst." "It is, Dick; it is. There's not a butterfly even." "Thunder! It's raining fire! No; it's an ant S It's raining ants, by gum!" "You ass, you've hooked the bill into a nest. There that round, black thing like a football. They're running up the bill-hook."
When I saw how red his fat, round face got and how squirmy his legs and how hard he fanned I knew I had better go in. I went, but I didn't say good night. Mad! Was I mad? I was.
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