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"Ay, Rob," said Chirsty, genially, for gossip levels ranks, "you're just in time to hear a query about the minister." "Rob," said the Glen Quharity post, from whom I subsequently got the story, "Mr. Dishart has fallen in in what do you call the thing, Chirsty?" Birse knew well what the thing was called, but the word is a staggerer to say in company. "In love," answered Chirsty, boldly.
Well, you've got a novel experience awaiting you. Better look him up at once; he's in his cabin at the present moment." "Thanks. I will," said Dene. "My name's Sidcup," said the man, in a friendly way. "What's yours?" This was another staggerer. "Oh, mine's Sydney Green," said Dene. Mr. Sidcup smiled and winked. "Good name," he said. "Short; descriptive; good professional name."
He is the first to recover himself if indeed he has lost himself for an instant and speaks: "This is a staggerer," he says; "and yet I don't know why it should be either, since everybody, high and low, who visits New York drops in here for the necessaries of life, sooner or later. I began to think, however, that you must have gone away again." She looks at him.
And sometimes a tiny staggerer came suddenly rocking into the open from under the trees, stopped, stared, as suddenly sat down "flop," until its small high-stepping mother, like a young hen, rushed scolding to its rescue.
I much regret having caused you inconvenience, but it is quite impossible." This was a staggerer for me. Everything had been settled. What could have happened? "What on earth does this mean?" I exclaimed. "Why, Saturday evening you called at my house and told me you were satisfied with the references, and that I could move in to-day." The poor man looked quite scared at my indignation.
What kind of Government would be possible under six or seven factions?" This should be a staggerer for the English Home Rule party. The italics are in the original, and the writer goes on to say, "It is open to doubt that we should be able to at once manage our own affairs without some preliminary training."
"There's only one staggerer and one sprawler now," said Dan, with a laugh; "your own George and Toc's Dumplin'." "Just so, but ain't these a host in themselves? You keep your tongue under hatches, Dan, or I'll have to lash it to your jaw with a bit o' rope-yarn." "Oh, what a yarn I'd spin with it if you did!" retorted the incorrigible Dan. "But how are the jumpers to go, and where are they?"
Captain Oughton answered the salutation; and then waving his hat, pointed to the English colours, which had been hoisted at the main; as much as to say, "They never shall come down!" "Well done, my lads!" cried Captain Oughton; "well done! that broadside was a staggerer right into his ribs. Hurrah now, my hearts of oak! this fellow's worth fighting.
In the third round I aimed a blow at my adversary's neck with my right hand, but failing in my reach, he returned it full swing with his left, and dealt me such a staggerer on my cheekbone that down I went like a ninepin and measured my length on the floor. "Capital! That was a settler, eh, my boy? Now you can get up and talk sense."
"Hullo, Nell!" shouted Bob, drumming on the balustrade of the staircase outside his bedroom to attract her attention and rouse her up. "Are you awake yet?" Nellie's answer to this question was a "staggerer" to Master Bob, as he termed it in his choice phraseology. She appeared in the passage that passed her door fully dressed.
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