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"What do you mean, my son?" "Up there, Mother see! It is a queer eye. It winks at us." "One of the flowers of heaven, little boy; that's what it is." "Did you ever have any?" "Oh, no, David, because they are so hard to get." Miss Eastman felt that in the serene beauty of the morning there was something vaguely troubling.
It's considered ongenteel, so I jist puts my finger on my nose, and winks, as much as to say, 'I ain't such a cussed fool as you take me to be, I can tell you. "When he seed I'd found him out, he larfed like any thing. Guess he found that was no go, for I warn't born in the woods to be scared by an owl, that's a fact.
I shall only drift and drift now, until it is all over. "Then, the comforters go away with tears in their eyes and send her flowers. "'How the poor child has suffered, they say. But Providence only has a quiet laugh up her sleeve and says, as she winks the other eye, "'What fools these mortals be!"
In straits like these, when a man laughs, it is encouraging when he winks, it is positively reassuring. He finally intimated that one guard would be sufficient to protect us, but that that one was an absolute necessity. It was because of the moral weight his awful panoply would have with the Bedouins. Then I said we didn't want any guard at all.
The adjutant tries to be smart and polite, smiles a smole both child-like and bland, rolls up his shirt-sleeves, and winks one eye at you, gets astraddle of a camp-stool, whistles a little stanza of schottische, and with a big flourish of his pen, writes the major- general's name in small letters, and his own the adjutant's in very large letters, bringing the pen under it with tremendous flourishes, and writes approved and forwarded.
Lily likes stories to set out with 'Once upon a time; and you, Master Bob, like me to mention the hero's name, and tell you how old he is, and describe him particularly. Now, in this case, I can do neither." "You will require to say, Once upon a time, when I was taking 'forty winks," said Mrs. Lincoln, laughing. "I cannot see how you are to relate this strange story without a beginning."
"Well, between you and me," says I, "it's Vee. You remember the one at the girls' boardin' school tea party when " "Eh?" says he. "Ah, that one? Then it wasn't er exactly a hardship for you to meet this particular steamer, eh, Torchy?" "Do I look it?" says I. And Mr. Robert he winks back; for, as I happen to know, he's been there himself.
I'll think of my little sweet, and go to sleep. But it was long before the heat and throbbing of the London night died out into the short slumber of the summer morning. And old Jolyon had but forty winks. When he reached home next day he went out to the flower garden, and with the help of Holly, who was very delicate with flowers, gathered a great bunch of carnations.
I'll think of my little sweet, and go to sleep. But it was long before the heat and throbbing of the London night died out into the short slumber of the summer morning. And old Jolyon had but forty winks. When he reached home next day he went out to the flower garden, and with the help of Holly, who was very delicate with flowers, gathered a great bunch of carnations.
"And, besides, if the signor should succeed in sailing down around the earth to this peculiar region, how does he propose to get back again? Will his ship sail up-hill?" Oh, the nudgings and winks among the monks at this poser! And the professors smile triumphantly. "And, anyway, who are you, Signor Colombo, to set yourself up to know more than all the world beside?
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