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"Perhaps they have given your majesty some of the Arbois wine that you were good enough to " "Tut-tut!" he said, lifting the cover of one of the cups. "This is not wine. It may be a milk-posset." "Yes, sire; very likely," I said drowsily. "But it is not!" he answered, when he had smelled it. "It is plain milk!
As, with the brakeman's good offices, I succeeded in dislodging it from its horizontal position, a voice behind me called out, "Good-bye, little Tut-tut!" which offensive remark was at once caught up by others.
THOU? An' I get my hands upon thee " "Tut-tut!" said the burley Ruffler, interposing in time to save the King, and emphasising this service by knocking Hobbs down with his fist, "hast respect for neither Kings NOR Rufflers? An' thou insult my presence so again, I'll hang thee up myself."
"Isn't it dreadful!" cried Beth, clasping her hands together impulsively. "Yes," nodded her uncle, "the horror of it destroys the interest we naturally feel in any manly struggle for supremacy." "This great war is no manly struggle," observed Patsy with a toss of her head. "It is merely wholesale murder by a band of selfish diplomats." "Tut-tut!" warned Mr.
"A hundred yards or so." "At the point where the path passes through the gate, you could surely pick up the tracks?" "Unfortunately, the path was tiled at that point." "Well, on the road itself?" "No, it was all trodden into mire." "Tut-tut! Well, then, these tracks upon the grass, were they coming or going?" "It was impossible to say. There was never any outline." "A large foot or a small?"
'Ay, but the Cardinal he rejoined quickly; and then he stopped and shrugged his shoulders. And they both looked at me. 'Well? I said. 'The King, he answered slowly. 'Tut-tut! I exclaimed, spreading out my hands. 'The Cardinal. Let us stick to him. You were saying? 'Well, the Cardinal, you see And then again, after the same words, he stopped stopped abruptly, and shrugged his shoulders.
And the greatest Dragon of all, who was just in front of the Green Monkey, answered in a still deeper voice: "It is some foolish animal from Outside." "Is it good to eat?" inquired a smaller Dragon beside the great one. "I'm hungry." "Hungry!" exclaimed all the Dragons, in a reproachful chorus; and then the great one said chidingly: "Tut-tut, my son! You've no reason to be hungry at this time."
A third sprang to throw himself upon Cameron, but once more Cameron's hand shot forward and his assailant was hurled back heavily into the arms of his friends. Before Cameron could strike again a young giant, known as Sam Sailor, flung his arms about him, crying "Tut-tut, young fellow, this won't do, you know. Can't you take a bit of fun?"
To this purpose answered Menander those that chid him, the day being at hand, in which he had promised a Comedy, and had not begun the same, "Tut-tut," said he, "it is alreadie finished, there wanteth nothing but to adde the verse unto it;" for, having ranged and cast the plot in his mind, he made small accompt of feet, of measures, or cadences of verses, which indeed are but of small import in regard of the rest.
"But listen!" protested Seaton, "You'll probably change my whole personality! Rovol's brain is three times the size of mine." "Tut-tut nothing of the kind," Drasnik reproved him. "As you have said, you are using only a minute portion of the active mass of your brain. The same thing is true with us many millions of cycles would have to pass before we would be able to fill the brains we now have."
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