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He gave a light p-f-f with his lips and screwed up his eyes, seeming to watch a bubble sail away. Uncle William smiled. "You don't have faith, Andy," he said reproachfully. "Folks do do things, a good many times things that they say they will. You o't to have faith." Andrew snuffed. "When I pin my faith to a thing, Willum, I like to hev suthin' to stick the pin into," he said scornfully.
If you follow Napoleon's career his excuses, his evasions, his inventions, the wild French enthusiasm and how he kept it up you will find an exact parallel. That becomes plainer every day. Europe may not be wholly at peace in five years may be ten. Hastily and heartily, W.H.P. I have your note about Willum J.... Crank once, crank always. My son, never tie up with a crank. To Edward M. House
At prisint th' opinion that pre-vails in th' ranks iv th' gloryous ar-rmy iv rayform is that there ain't annything worth seein' in this lar-rge an' commodyous desert but th' pest-house an' the bridewell. Me frind Willum J. O'Brien is no rayformer.
"Th' Lord f'rgive me f'r singin' it, Jawn. See if there's anny wan near th' dure. "Well, whin they got through, Dempsey puts his hands to his mouth, an' yells, 'Th' 'ell with King Willum. That was more thin th' Orangeys cud stand. They halted as wan man, an' roared out, 'Th' 'ell with th' pope. 'What's that? says th' captain iv th' polis foorce.
"Because I knew him," replied Captain Wopper, searching for something which appeared to be lost in the depths of one of his capacious pockets. "Willum Stout was a chum of mine.
So I be a-going to look to poor Willum, as they say is lying groaning still upon the kitchen floor, none having dared to go anigh him since he fell down in a fit. And if I be took tending on him, I know that you will take care of my old woman, and see that she does not want for bread so long as she lives."
"I was meanin' a clean clean dress, Mrs. Bailey. A clean dress or stockin's, mebby." "Bill was lookin' for a clean dress," snickered Andy. Pete grinned. "Bill, I reckon it ain't your ear that needs that sticking-plaster. A clean shirt, indeed! I'm surprised at you, William." "Gee, Ma called him Willum!" whispered Andy. "Bill better fade." The men tramped in, nodded to Mrs. Bailey, and sat down.
'As th' late Earl iv Pitt said, th' furniture may go out iv it, th' constable may enther, th' mortgage may fall on th' rooned roof, but a thrue Englishman'll niver leave, he says, 'while they'se food an' dhrink, he says. 'Willum Waldorf Asthor has busted th' laws iv hospitality, an' made a monkey iv a lile subjick iv th' queen, he says.
Imogen rubbed her head deprecatingly against the small pink shoulder, and uttered a soft and apologetic "moo;" but Star was not ready to be mollified yet. "And you know it's my own book, too!" she continued, reproachfully. "My own Willum Shakespeare, that I love more well, no! not more than I love you, Imogen, but just as much, and almost nearly half as much as I love Daddy Captain.
"Well, you won't believe it when I tell you; nobody'd believe it. He paid me five hunderd dollars for it five hunderd! It ain't wuth fifty." The artist smiled at him genially. "Well he's satisfied." "But it ain't right," said the man, gloomily. He had returned to his fish. "It ain't right. I can't bear to have Willum such a fool." "I think I'll go for a sail," said the artist.
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