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Updated: August 22, 2024
He seen me mother one day cleaning fish, I b'lieve she was, below on the quay an' nothing would howld him but he should dhraw out her picture!" Croppy laughed unfilially. "Well, me mother was mad.
Her son unfilially doubled, and, Eve having chicane a tragedy which her partner evidently seemed to consider could have been avoided by the exercise of ordinary common sense Peter and his partner, despite Peter's best efforts, won the game handsomely. The son of the house dealt the next hand. Eve sorted her cards listlessly. She was feeling curiously tired. Her brain seemed dulled.
"Shucks!" cried Absalom, unfilially; "ye'd aheap better be a-studyin' 'bout'n my good now 'n whenst I war a baby a-givin' away my child ter them Quimbeys; a-h'istin' him out'n the winder!" She was glad to retort that he was "impident," and to take refuge in an aggrieved silence, as many another mother has done when outmatched by logic.
Walpole the father made Walpole the son drink too much, that he might not be unfilially sober while his father was unpaternally drunk. A generation later the younger Pitt plied himself with port as a medicine for the gout. The statesmen of the period, in the words of Sir George Trevelyan, sailed on a sea of claret from one comfortable official haven to another.
"Don't know," said the Goat, unfilially. "They died before I was born. They weren't Moravians, anyway." "See here!" The Boston Lamb jerked him to his feet with one hand and assaulted him with the other. "What was that stuff you were reeling off to my cousin? As her nearest male relative, geographically speaking, I insist on an explanation."
Rousseau has, in one respect, been utterly misrepresented and misunderstood. Even Chateaubriand most unfilially classes him and Voltaire together. It appears to me that the inmost core of his being was religious. Had he remained in the Catholic Church he might have been a saint. Had he come earlier, he might have founded an order.
Howat could not avoid a momentary, inward flicker of amusement at David Forsythe's absolute freedom of choice. He felt infinitely older than the other, wiser in the circuitous mysteries of being. He pounded David on the back, exclaimed, "Good!" "I don't know whether to speak to Abner," the other proceeded unfilially, "or the great Penny first. I don't care too much for either job.
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