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Updated: May 10, 2025
When the old man waggles his head and says, "Ah, so I thought when I was your age," he has proved the youth's case.
They sat down on the veranda, under the wooden awning, and Scattergood's specially reinforced chair creaked under his great weight as he stooped to remove his shoes. For a moment he wriggled his toes, just as a golfer waggles his driver preparatory to the stroke. "Um!..." he said. "Castle," said he, presently, "works for jest two objects makin' money and payin' off grudges.
Still Parson Tombs is praying. The fan waggles briskly, then more slowly slowly slowly, and sinks to rest on her white-robed bosom.
"I think I'll hold it the old way, please." "There's only one way of doing anything," said Miss Jones, "and that's the right way." "This is the right way for me," said Jeremy. "If I say it's not the right way " "But it waggles," cried Jeremy. The discussion was interrupted by a cry from Helen. "Oh, do look, Miss Jones, Hamlet's got your spectacle-case. He thinks it's a mouse."
Each cart has its own peculiar creak, hoarse and grating, and waggles its own individual waggle, graceless and shaky, on the uneven ground. Everybody makes for himself what he wishes in this undifferentiated Settlement. We return in tatters. Not a tailor, nor anything approaching the description of one, exists here, and a week's search is needed to discover such a being as a shoemaker.
Every species waggles about in its definition, every tool is a little loose in its handle, every scale has its individual error. So long as you are reasoning for practical purposes about finite things of experience you can every now and then check your process and correct your adjustments.
When the old man waggles his head and says, 'Ah, so I thought when I was your age, he has proved the youth's case.
An interview, he tells us, with " Dear William waggles his naughty old head over the actress and the stockbroker; shaky fingers unfold the centre pages; nose runs up one column and down another, then suddenly starts back burnt by the flaring "Country House Outrage." "Dearest! Dearest! Whatever is the matter?" But dearest is speechless.
There's sure to be a maid or something with only a line or two that won't matter." "A ripe scheme!" said Archie. "Very sound and fruity!" The cloud did not lift from Bill's corrugated brow. "That's all very well," he said. "But you know what a talker Reggie is. He's an obliging sort of chump, but his tongue's fastened on at the middle and waggles at both ends.
It was a boy who hit upon the ingenious expedient of throwing up a great stone, so that it just fell inside the wall, and hit Waggles a great blow on the head. The staff was flourished more vigorously than ever, and the mob, in the ecstasy at the fun which was going on, almost forgot the errand which had brought them.
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