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What would the world be now if infidels had never been? Infidels have been the flower of all this world. Recollect, by infidels I mean every man who has made an intellectual advance. By orthodox I mean a gentleman who is petrified in his mind, whopping around intellectually, simply to save the funeral expenses of his soul. Infidels are the creditors of all the years to come.
At length the lady drew from underneath herself an exceedingly fat purse. "Fancy riding in a bumpby bus, perched up on that thing," he continued. "Think what a stamina they must have." He grew confidential. "I've seen one woman," he said, "pull out from underneath 'er a street doorkey, a tin box of lozengers, a pencil-case, a whopping big purse, a packet of hair-pins, and a smelling-bottle.
Why does she separate from him over the grave of her innocent first-born? There are twenty reasons, but they must all of them be good ones. I am sorry to give it as my decided opinion, Wallis, in perfect confidence, that they must all be whopping good ones. Well, that was the beginning; only the beginning.
No; his Majesty of the mud-walled city don't want such as him. It's boys he's after, as can wait smartly at his royal table, and give eclat to his ceremonial entertainments. Well, he can have these three at a price. "Ay; but a big price," continued the cunning old trafficker in human flesh, after a short reflection, "a whopping big price. The togs we've stripped from them were no common clothing.
Swift or Tom. "What's this, Tom?" asked Ned. "Some new wrinkle?" "Yes, an invention I'm working on. It isn't in shape yet to be seen." "It must be something big, Tom," observed Ned, as he viewed the large building. "It is." "And say, what a whopping big fence you've got around the back yard!" went on the young banker.
"My dear, when you talk like that you know as well as I that you're fishing," insisted Miss Pritchard. "I have told you that I'm too well-satisfied. I have to watch out for flaws." "Well, don't you ever think, anyhow, that such whopping dimples are almost vulgar?" "I adore them," responded Miss Pritchard calmly. "But anyhow, you know, they are supposed to be Pritchard.
One of Gordon's nephews a shock of tow hair rising rebellious against an application of soap, stubby, scarred hands, shoes obviously come by in their descent from more mature extremities who had been audibly snuffling for the past ten minutes, burst into a lugubrious, frightened wail. Through the solemn, appointed periods of the minister cut the sibilant, maternal promise of a famous "whopping."
You see, as she told Joe I wasn't there I don't listen to their silly gabble, anyway but, you see, Alfred, when the little fellow gets an idea like this in his head and keeps hammering and hammering on it, there ain't nothing to do but try to pacify him as Aunt Mandy told Joe, your interests are so whopping big over there that you will naturally have to be on hand to look after 'em.
"Yes, it's all very well to laugh, Doctor Kingsmead, and talk about studying a whopping from a natural history point of view, but one couldn't study wasps comfortably sitting on their nest." "No, and I daresay the cuts were very painful, but the sting will soon pass off." "Yes, it's getting better now," said Carey, looking a little more cheerful; "but old Bob keeps on grinning about it.
"Well, Frank, what do you think of him?" inquired Harry, as soon as he could speak. "I think the less we have to do with him the better," answered Frank. "I did think," said Harry, stopping now and then to indulge in a hearty fit of laughter, "that there might be some good things about him; but a boy that can tell such whopping big lies as he told must be very small potatoes.
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