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Those slapjacks, so fearfully and wonderfully made, and those lumps of dough, mixed with cold water and dried on flat stones before the fire, as hard as cannon balls, played sad havoc with his internal arrangements. For the first time he was obliged to fall into the cadaverous squad at sick-call and wabble up to the doctor's shop, where he was dosed with castor-oil and blue-mass.
"Well, ju just look at him," growled Spuddy in a disgusted tone; "he ought to freeze stiff. Look how his le legs wab wabble! They lo look like four four " "Shut up, Spud," cried Shorts. "He's only got got two legs. What the mat matter with you?... You're as drunk as he is. Don't let him drop on those stones!" "I ain't drunk," retorted Preston. "What's the mat matter with you, yourself?
Also, he saw that the revolver did not wabble, nor the hand shake, and he was thoroughly conversant with the size of hole the soft-nosed bullets could make. He had eyes, not for her, but for the hammer, which had risen under the pressure of her forefinger on the trigger. "I reckon I'd best warn you that that there trigger-pull is filed dreadful fine.
"On the street corners downtown in the evenings and in towns and villages men talk and talk. The jaws of men are loose. They wabble about saying nothing." McGregor's excitement grew. "If there is all this unrest why does it not come to something?" he demanded. "Why do not you who have trained brains strive to find the secret of order in the midst of this disorder? Why is something not done?"
"The Barone called upon me this morning." "Oh, he did?" "I think you had better write him an apology." Abbott sat up. He flung the piece of plaster violently to the floor. "Apologize? Well, I like your nerve to come here with that kind of wabble. Look at these lips! Man, he struck me across the mouth, and I knocked him down."
Louis Sanchez lent a ready hand to repairs and under his magic fingers doors swung upon their hinges, tables ceased to wabble, door-knobs turned, and even a comfortable rocking-chair "for Tamaitai" emerged from a hopeless wreck. Mrs.
A wavering streak, moving first to the right and then to the left, showed where the sun flashed across the sky. "What makes the sun wabble so?" she asked. "Moving north and south of the equator," Arthur explained casually. "When it's farthest south to the left there's always snow on the ground. When it's farthest right it's summer. See how green it is?"
Its owner assays to take a ride on it; but the best he can do is to wabble around a vacant space in front of the hotel, the awkward motions of the old bone-shaker affording intense amusement to the crowd.
Denison," she began, and then, doubtfully, "That is your name? I'm very stupid " "It is," said Mr. Hoopdriver. Denison, Denison, Denison. "I wonder how far you are willing to help me?" Confoundedly hard to answer a question like that on the spur of the moment, without steering wildly. "You may rely " said Mr. Hoopdriver, recovering from a violent wabble.
Don't wait till she is half round, but take her when she first begins to wabble," I added, assisting him to get the raft into position again. But Sim did better than I had anticipated, and in half an hour he declared that he had "got the knack of the thing." I watched him for a while, until I had entire confidence in his ability.
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