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Updated: May 23, 2025
I, too, would shiver all over like a Jew in a frying-pan, I don't know myself why, and our legs began to prance about. It's a strange thing, indeed: you don't want to, but you prance about and waggle your arms; and after that, screaming and shrieking, we all danced and ran after one another ran till we dropped; and in that way, in wild frenzy, I fell into fornication."
You lift your hand to the level of your shoulder, and then waggle horizontally as if you had put your elbow out; and when you begin to speak you say, 'I er as if you had got the mumps. But it is beautiful! The sound of the traffic is like music, and I feel like a war-horse that wants to be marching to it. How delightful it is to be young in a world so full of loveliness!
"Ah!" sighed the woman of experience, "I called it nonsense too, my lady, afore Aaron, who now lies with the worms, laid me out with a flat-iron. Men's fit for jails only, as I allays says." "A nice opinion you have of our sex," remarked Archie dryly. "I have, sir. I could tell you things as would make your head waggle with horror on there shoulders of yours." "What about your son Sidney?
Again Tommy was the centre-piece, and though these words were as puzzling to him as to his crew, their sincerity was unmistakable, and once more his head began to waggle complacently. "And to show how grateful we are," said Miss Ailie, "we are to give him a a sort of marriage present.
Walter and Christopher despised the idea at first of doing what the little boys did; but when they saw some other youths like themselves get on, they put their pride in their pockets, and each mounted a tricycle. How they did waggle from side to side; and how impossible it was not to laugh and shout at the absurd feeling of the thing! "This is rare good sport," said Chris at last.
And Andrew P. Hill, who presided, was in a blue funk O'Grady could see his chin-beard waggle and could almost hear his teeth chatter; for it was Andrew who had amassed all that Pin-and-Needle collateral, accepting it at the street's own mad valuation.
It will do them both good and the tongues of Bosekop can waggle as much as they please, none of us will be here to mind them!" "And you will escape your grandmother!" said Thelma amusedly, as she once more set her spinning-wheel in motion. Britta laughed delightedly. "Yes! she will not find her way to England without some trouble!" she exclaimed. "Oh, how happy I shall be!
I'm just a sort of a means to an end, anyway." "What end?" "The wine!" "The what?" "Oh, nothing," she said, and laughed. "Laugh again." "Why?" "I like it." She looked her most serio-comic disapproval and held up a forefinger with a warning little waggle to it. "Please," she said, with an inlay of something deeper in her voice, "don't begin by spoiling things." "Rather not," he said.
"But Barney Blane said he was dead." "Don't you take no notice o' what Barney Blane says, skipper," cried Dumlow. "He dunno chalk from cheese best o' times, and I know he can't tell a dead man from mutton." "Hear, hear, mate!" cried Bob Hampton. "Haw, haw, haw; we'll chuck the boy overboard if you like, capt'n; but there's a kick in one of his hind legs, an' I see him wink and waggle one ear."
On the steps he gave her his final instructions, and she dimpled and gurgled, obviously full of admiration for him, which was a thing he approved of, but he would have liked to see her a little more serious. "That is the door. Well, then, I'll waggle the rail as makes the bell ring, and then I'll run." That was all, and he wished she had not giggled most of the time.
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