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Updated: June 28, 2025
"Now you want to make me feel dissatisfied with my new place," said Damie complainingly, "and you go and tell me that I might have had a better one. Is that right?" And his voice faltered. "Oh, don't be so soft-hearted all the time!" said Barefoot. "Is what I said going to take away any of your good fortune? You are always acting as if the geese were biting you.
It could scarce be called a housewarming; for there was, of course, no fire, and with the two open doors and the open window gaping on the night, like breaches in a fortress, it began to grow rapidly chill. Talk ceased; nobody moved but the unhappy Chuchu, still in quest of sofa-cushions, who tumbled complainingly among the trunks.
The street was wide, and the ground on both sides of it was not entirely occupied yet with houses, many carriages on wheels, and a multitude of sleighs were hastening toward the near railway station. The sleighs shot forward with clinking harness, the snow under wheels squeaked complainingly, the drivers uttered brief shouts.
She was both ashamed and amused, ashamed of their ill-breeding and amused by their useless bickering. "Wa-al," said her aunt, yawning and lowering herself upon the kitchen couch, the springs of which squeaked complainingly under her weight, "Wa-al, 'tain't scurcely wuth doin' the dishes now. Jason'll stop and gab 'ith some one. It takes him ferever an' a day ter git a pail o' water.
"I've put my oilskin and jacket over that half-dead nayggur and he says he chokes," said Belfast, complainingly. "You wouldn't call me nigger if I wasn't half dead, you Irish beggar!" boomed James Wait, vigorously.
Soon after the passage of this new inspection law a prominent planter wrote complainingly to a London merchant, "This Tobo hath passed the Inspection of our new law, every hogshead was cased and viewed by which means the tobacco was very much tumbled and made something less sightly than it was before and it causes a great deal of extraordinary trouble". There were complaints that the new law destroyed tobacco that used to bring good money.
The wind roared through the creaking oaks; the horses stirred complainingly, the bells on their backs crying out querulously; the heads of the fortunates inside were shadowed outside on the snow, and the restless young men amused themselves betting on which head was Bensen and which Councill. At last some one pounded on the desk inside.
"The other day talking " Fielding looked bewildered. Then his face darkened. "You mean Dick the affair with that girl." His voice was at once hard and unresponsive. "What about it?" "Not at all," said the Bishop, complainingly. "Don't misunderstand like that, Dick it's so much harder." "Oh!" and Fielding's look cleared. "Well, what is it then, old man? Out with it want a check for a mission?
"I do not know a greater rascal, except yourself." I was little short of thunderstruck. But presently Mr. Garrick added complainingly: "I paid a guinea for the archbishop, but the fellow got me three murderers to-day and the best alderman I ever clapped eyes upon. So we are square." After the play we supped with him at his new house in Adelphi Terrace, next Topham Beauclerk's.
"I must set her free of Jake somehow." Arizona's eyes flashed round on him quickly. "Jest so," he observed complainingly. "That's how I wanted to do last night." "And you'd have upset everything." "Wrong plumb wrong." "Perhaps so," Tresler smiled confidently. "We are all liable to mistakes." Arizona's dissatisfied grunt was unmistakable.
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