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Updated: May 18, 2025
"Oh, no! please don't, on any account! I feel sure that Miss Tabby has laid out all her talent on the supper that is awaiting us at home. And she would weep with disappointment and mortification if we should stop to supper here," eagerly objected Sybil. "Miss Tabby is our housekeeper; the best creature, but the greatest whimperer in existence.
Man who tames the lion, harnesses the winds, makes a whimperer of steam and cowers the lightning this same vainglorious, triumphant man is simply helpless in the presence of a woman's tears! Ensal stole quietly to his seat and sat there in a state of amazement. Tiara looked up through her tears, a few pretty locks of hair having now fallen in beautiful disorder across her brow. "Mr.
"Well, then, to tell you the truth, ma'am, I am dreadfully exercised into my own mind," answered Miss Winterose, wiping a tear from the tip of her nose. "What about, now?" gayly demanded Sybil, who felt not the slightest degree of alarm on account of Miss Tabby, knowing that lady to be a constitutional and habitual whimperer.
But any one who fights against the unconquerable will soon be tired out. No, let things be and amuse yourself while you are still young. But don't you take any notice of my complaining me an old whimperer, I am walking with you and being in the dumps like this now we'll go and amuse ourselves!" And now she looked quite contented again.
Now you know me as well as I know myself: a fool, but consistent in his folly; and, as I will ask you to believe, neither a whimperer nor a coward." From the whole tone of the young man's statement it was plain that he harboured very bitter and contemptuous thoughts about himself.
But any one who fights against the unconquerable will soon be tired out. No, let things be and amuse yourself while you are still young. But don't you take any notice of my complaining me an old whimperer, I am walking with you and being in the dumps like this now we'll go and amuse ourselves!" And now she looked quite contented again.
When a man's very soul aches for a purity which it is in man to attain if he will, and when he is daily reminded that he is but a whimperer at the feet of the statue, the world is no place for him." "Laurens," said Hamilton, warmly, "you refine on the refinements of sensibility. You have brooded until you no longer are normal and capable of logic. Compare your life with that of most men, and hope.
He felt that he was within an ace of a panic, and not so far, after all, from that whimperer his neighbour. Two men to row the boat two men! His hands clutched at the iron bar of his hammock; he closed his eyes tight; but the words were thundered out at him overhead, in the whistle of the wind, and slashed at him by the water against the planks at his side.
Now you know me as well as I know myself: a fool, but consistent in his folly; and, as I will ask you to believe, neither a whimperer nor a coward." From the whole tone of the young man's statement it was plain that he harboured very bitter and contemptuous thoughts about himself.
I never did have no use for a whimperer. Of course, I'm plain. Born Duke and married McDougal, but whenever I get in a fog and can't see clear, and so tired out I can't eat, and plum run down, I say to myself, 'Your folks ain't ever flunked yet, and you keep your head where the Lord put it. He put it up. Folks see me laugh a lot. I do.
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