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Updated: May 23, 2025
So it was at this moment, with two of the four. The coffee might have been all beans, and yet it would have been better than the best served in Viennese cafés. The rolls might have had even a more weepy amount of mustard, and yet the burning and the tears would only have been the more of a joke.
"I believe I am going to be one of those weepy, sensitive women, whose noses are always red," said Susan, tossing restlessly in the dark. "I shall go mad if I can't get to sleep!" And she sat up, reached for her big, loose Japanese wrapper and explored with bare feet for her slippers. Ah that was better!
Philip, as he walked back to the vicarage, felt a distinct sensation of relief. "Well, did you see her safely off?" asked Aunt Louisa, when they got in. "Yes, she seemed rather weepy. She insisted on kissing me and Philip." "Oh, well, at her age it's not dangerous." Mrs. Carey pointed to the sideboard. "There's a letter for you, Philip. It came by the second post."
Teeny-bits started it and Wolcott Norris helped him out, and when it was all done and Ma and Pa Holbrook grasped the full import of its meaning, there was no unpleasant scene. Ma Holbrook put her handkerchief to her eyes, and the station agent said, "There, there, mother, don't cry." "I'm not really crying," declared Ma Holbrook. "I'm just a little bit weepy, I'm so glad for Teeny-bits."
She moved over to the table near-by and took it up, pausing only long enough to dip it secretly into a vial she carried with her. "Please hurry," repeated the doctor. She turned from the table and handed it to him. He adjusted it and already held it poised for the thrust which was not to cure but to poison us further. "Weepy Mary!" cried a frightened voice at our door.
Several times he paced up and down the room, as he contemplated the sight which he had just seen. Then he came to a sudden determination. "Wait," he said to the coolie, as he moved slowly again into the back room. Long Sin had remained there. With Weepy Mary he was guarding Elaine when Wu Fang reentered. Elaine was thoroughly aroused by this time.
But Smith will do. I said so to Mrs. Robertson. I said that my name was the same as her father's, and I thought he was the finest old man I'd ever known, and, though I was no relation, I hoped my Smith name would be as dignified as his." "What did she say?" said Miss Lydia. "Oh, she got weepy," said Johnny, good-naturedly; "she's always either crying or kissing. But she's kind.
The Greens escorted her in a body to the Record Wall, and when she saw her own name she covered her face with her hands, and flew for her life. And her husband looked quite weepy. The girls said he could hardly speak!" "Ah-h!" sighed Rhoda, and was silent. She felt "weepy" too, filled with a sudden yearning, a sudden realisation of want.
But it was the bride's attendants, however, that made the party so well worth looking at especially to the greater number of young women and girls in the pews. Jennie Stone was a popular girl, and had friends galore. Besides, Jennie was the first of the old Briarwood Hall set to be married, and this was bound to be a gala occasion. This was no "weepy" wedding, but a time of joy.
The boys felt embarrassed: this was not their idea of manly conduct, and considerably lowered their opinion of dragons in general. "Do not betray me, young sirs," went on the dragon in a pathetic and weepy voice, "I have managed so far to lie here concealed though multitudes of people have passed this way and never perceived me."
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