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He halted on sir John Gray's pavement island and peered aloft at Nelson through the meshes of his wry smile. Onehandled adulterer, he said smiling grimly. That tickles me, I must say. Tickled the old ones too, Myles Crawford said, if the God Almighty's truth was known. Pineapple rock, lemon platt, butter scotch. A sugarsticky girl shovelling scoopfuls of creams for a christian brother.
On the surface this League of Nations having the word 'peace' in big letters emblazoned both upon its forehead and the seat of its trousers or, should I say, woven into the hem of its petticoat? seems an appeal for votes. I do not believe it will bear discussion. In a way, it tickles the ear without convincing the sense.
Robert, "of course he " "Ah, say!" says I. "Do I look like a trouble hunter? I 'phoned Piddie told him to sneak 'em out, send 'em down, and keep his mouth shut. All you got to do is act innocent." Never mind the hot air Mr. Robert passes out after that. What tickles me most is the package that came for me yesterday by messenger.
'I can't see anything, said Anthea, 'my eye tickles so. Then Jane's turn came, and she put her eye to the keyhole. 'It's a giant kitty-cat, she said; 'and it's asleep all over the floor. 'Giant cats are tigers father said so. 'No, he didn't. He said tigers were giant cats. It's not at all the same thing.
But painting, on the contrary, is often highly sedative; because so much of the labour, after your picture is once begun, is almost entirely manual, and of that skilled sort of manual labour which offers a continual series of successes, and so tickles a man, through his vanity, into good humour. Alas! in letters there is nothing of this sort.
"There, sir," she cried; "what do you say to that?" "Thank ye," replied the boy coolly. "Frighten away the flies." Whish-whish-whish, came the whip through the air. "Now then," cried Mary; "what do you say now?" "Hit harder, mistress," said the boy, with a chuckle; "that only tickles." "Oh!" cried Mary, in a burst of passion.
Second, there is a bit of cupidity here; the reward money is being offered out of my own inheritance so I feel that I should have some say in where it should go. Third, the fact that I steer it into the hands of someone I'd prefer to get it tickles my sense of humor. The trapper trapped; the bopper bopped; the sapper hoist by his own petard." "And ?" "It isn't fair to Martha, either.
Why I've jest took to raisin' children, John, and I'm goin' to watch 'em grow up; so I can't afford to think about being old or dyin'. I got to see these babies get started someway." John looked at her curiously. "Yes, you're surprised so's everybody and it kind of tickles me to surprise people.
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