And he’d gladly have given Kathleen to that blithering young jackass Bob Grant rather than to the Archbishop of Canterbury, or to a royal bridegroom who was not in the Service.
Fortunately I can play theblithering idiot without much trouble.
I'll let the blithering class slide if you don't give me the towel!
And if ever those blithering houses come to you--don't have 'em.
Human souls buried under a cartload ofblithering rubbish.
But it's us they're keen on the trail of, all because Bull built his house on a king's grave and a blithering idiot killed a devil.
The rest of us were startled and angry when O'Hara suddenly called out, "Come back, you blithering fool!
It would seem that the blithering idiots don't know its bearings within a hundred miles, and yet they expect me to bring it straight aboard.
Innocent Smith, of course, the simple fool, the blithering idiot, is a truly wise man.
He has pleaded, so to speak, for the inalienable and mystic right of every man to be a blithering idiot in all seriousness.
That's not blithering jingoism, it's common sense.
So many of the intelligent people in all the nations reduced largely to emotional pulp--sunk in blithering jingoism, like a school treat or a mothers' meeting.
And what a blithering idiot they have in me to deal with.
I deserve to be kicked for being such a blithering fool as to get into this mess.
He was such a blithering ass that he never suspected I was only fooling; and was convinced I meant to kill him.
I was mad at having made such a blithering ass of myself just when things had been going so well.
Of course, he won't be such a blithering fool as to come over here, will he?
Come and ask Mr. Whitmore," young Ford said; but I told them that they were not to wake him, and not to be blithering idiots waking the whole camp.
You've got a good enough memory not to have forgotten that you made a blithering fool of me once.
My friend, if ever I return to my native land, I will never be such a crass andblithering idiot as to give way again to a spirit of adventure.
Our conversation turned on religion, and then I made the most inexcusable faux pas that a blithering Yankee could make, that of expressing regret that he was not of our faith.
German infantry on the morning of the 5th ventured an assault and were repulsed by blithering fire.
Some of their Professors should be able to do good work in the blithering line.
I addressed myself as: "You blithering, blithering fool!
I'm so blithering angry I don't really know what I'm doing, so you must forgive me.
And you've been a sort of a guardian angel and a blithering idiot all rolled into one!
What kind of blithering fools have they got over—" "They are not blithering fools," said Thorpe soberly.
Wasn't he a dreadful bore, a blithering ass, after all?
I love to nail The blithering gale, As I sail the bounding sea.
In the privacy of the president's office Bobby read the briefest note of the many that his forethoughted father had left behind him in Johnson's charge: "You're a blithering idiot!
Aline, now prematurely safe, was most likely to leap out of the frying-pan into the fire by marrying some blithering foreigner and having the whole beastly business to do over again.
What a lot of blithering fools we have in the land of the free and the home of the knave!
Thomas Mugridge was beside himself, a blithering imbecile, so pleased was he at chumming thus with the captain.
Where Mr Lloyd George referred to the House of Lords as blithering backwoodsmen and asinine anachronisms, Mr Rackstraw scorned to be so guarded in his speech.
The London public won't stand that sort of blithering twaddle.
