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And we'll get the 'Clavering Arms' for a very little; and that'll be no bad thing when the railroad runs through Clavering. And when we are there, I hope you'll come and see us, Mr. Morgan." "It's a stoopid place, and no society," said Mr. Morgan. "I know it well. In Mrs Pendennis's time we used to go down, reg'lar, and the hair refreshed me after the London racket."
"Yes, of course we are, stoopid; but you can't make fortunes without money. You can't ketch fish if yer ain't got no bait." This was a philosophical view of matters which took Dexter aback, and he faltered rather as he spoke next, this time with his ears dry, his hair not so very wet, and his jacket buttoned up to his chin. "I'm very sorry, Bob," he said gently. "Sorry!
Stoopid brought back word that the note had been opened by Mr. Hobnell, and read to half a dozen of the big boys, on whom it seemed to make a great impression; and that after consulting together, and laughing, Mr. Hobnell said he would send an answer "arter arternoon school, which the bell was a-ringing: and Mr. Wapshot he came out in his Master's gownd."
When the door shut upon her he would cry and sob whereupon Hester's face and manner, which was always exceedingly bland and gentle while her lady was present, would change at once, and she would make faces at him and clench her fist and scream out "Hold your tongue, you stoopid old fool," and twirl away his chair from the fire which he loved to look at at which he would cry more.
What games you could have with a boat like that!" "Yes," sighed Dexter; "wish we had one!" "Wouldn't be such a good one as that if you had. That's just the boat I've made up my mind to have." "And shall you sail right away to a foreign country!" said Dexter, from his nest up in the willow. "Why, how can you sail away to another place without a mast and sail, stoopid!" cried Bob.
Chichester was very angry. "It's monstrous!" she exclaimed. "Stoopid!" agreed Alaric. "Doocid stoopid." Ethel said nothing. The one thought that was passing through her mind was: "How much did that girl hear Brent say and how much did she see Mr. Brent do?" Hawkes tried to smooth the misunderstanding out. "I am afraid it was all my fault," he explained. "I told her not to talk.
"Well then, her, and borrow, and hactually there then, you stoopid," said the other; and the scholar made such a pretty face that the grammar master was quickly appeased, and would have willingly given her a hundred more lessons on the spot at the price which he took for that one. Of course Mrs. Bolton was by, and I suppose that Fanny and Mr.
Morgan was greatly respected and admired, and his reputation for wealth and wisdom got him much renown at most supper-tables: the younger gentlemen voted him stoopid, a feller of no idears, and a fogey, in a word: but not one of them would not say amen to the heartfelt prayer which some of the most serious-minded among the gentlemen uttered, "When I die may I cut up as well as Morgan Pendennis!"
'Whose are they? asked Mr. Sponge. Moses's, gasped Jog. 'My stoopid old uncle, continued he, stopping, and laying hold of Mr. 'Well, never mind about that, replied Mr. Sponge; 'let us go on after these birds. 'Presently! retorted Mr. Sponge. 'But you should make haste, man. 'Pace! exclaimed Mr. Sponge, 'your own crawl, you should say. 'Indeed! growled Jog, with an angry snort.
"Hold your tongue, stoopid!" whispered the nearest man. "You'll be getting yourself in a row." "Look at his flute!" cried Wilkins. "Why, he'd get more music out of a tin whistle than you would out of his. Here, you Smithson, see what you can do with that flute. Now, my lads, once again." Dick took Jones's flute unwillingly for more than one reason.
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