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The doctor, putting on the air of a schoolboy, begged to be excused this time, but his inexorable mistress was not to be moved, and seizing him by the arm, pulled him over her broad and massive thighs, and with one arm round his waist, seized his cock in her hand, and began whacking away at his backside in such real earnest and, apparently, with all the force of her powerful arm, that I began to think the doctor must cry out in earnest.
Verman immediately fell upon Sam, horse and foot, and Sam would have fled but dared not, for fear he might be touched from the rear. Therefore, he defended himself as best he could, and there followed a lusty whacking, in the course of which Verman's hat, a relic and too large, fell from his head, touching Sam's weapon in falling. "There!" panted Sam, desisting immediately. "That counts!
"Shark's back fin is shorter and broader, and he keeps his tail-fluke whacking from side to side. Swordfish has two steady fins, stiff as shingles; front one is long and slender and curves back on a crook; the after one is the upper tail-fluke. Try again!" Five minutes passed. Then an excited yell: "Fin to port!" Following Budge's shouted directions, the sloop gave chase.
A tear fell: one only. A whacking fine whip, said Lenehan, is W. Lane. Four winners yesterday and three today. What rider is like him? Mount him on the camel or the boisterous buffalo the victory in a hack canter is still his. But let us bear it as was the ancient wont. Mercy on the luckless! Poor Sceptre! he said with a light sigh. She is not the filly that she was.
The Grizzly was surprised; but he replied with a left-hander that knocked her over like a sack of hay. Nothing daunted, but doubly furious, she jumped up and rushed at him. Then they clinched and rolled over and over, whacking and pounding, snorting and growling, and making no end of dust and rumpus.
Hunt standing upon a chair, and her cook running around like a madman, with a stick of wood in his hand, upsetting furniture and whacking things generally. I naturally thought of a mouse, and not being afraid of them, I went on in and closed the door. I doubt if Mrs. Hunt saw me, she was so intently watching the man, who kept on upsetting things.
"Come on, you dirty cowards; we are ready for ye," the answering shout. Robert could hear oaths and vile words, and then the whacking of clubs, and saw the soldiers fleeing towards their barracks followed by the people. A man with a stout club came along the street. "What's going on?" Robert asked. "We are giving it to the poltroons. We'll drive 'em off Long Wharf.
"Don't you remember that day when we went round by the back, and heard her ordering him off?" "Yes, I remember," said Mercer, with his mouth full. "I was thinking about it. I don't wonder at Bob whacking him. Polly's too good for such a miserable, shuffling, cheating fellow as he is. I hate him now. I used to like him, though I didn't like him.
"You, Ernest! I thought it was Ellis. Is he safe?" "Yes, yes; all right, old fellow!" answered Ellis. "Oh, thank you, thank you! Then do try and get my fish on shore," were the first words exchanged between the party when they had got safe to land. "It's a whacking big pike, that I know," cried Tom. "Oh! Bracebridge, don't let him go; that's all."
Once, during a school treat, piteous cries were heard coming from a distant part of the wood, and upon search being made, he was discovered prone upon the ground, with a cousin of his, a boy twice his own weight, sitting upon him and steadily whacking him. Having rescued him, the teacher said: "Why don't you keep with the little boys? What are you doing along with him?"
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