They has to be crazy or they wouldn't pester 'round in no sech disrepootable pursoots as sheep.
But as long as Cherokee yere thinks I'm right, I don't let nobody's views pesterme a little bit, so thar.
Serepta Pester bein' disagreeable, he wuz as disagreeable as she any day.
And anon I arrived at the White House, where my hopes and the hopes of my sect and Serepta Pester wuz sot.
Trouble and wrongs and sufferin's seemed to be epidemic in the race of Pester wimmen.
I can't blame her for bein' embittered agin men and the laws they've made, for it seems as if I never see a human creeter so afflicted as Serepta Pester has been all her life.
Oh, how solemn he looked, and how sorry I felt for him, for I knowed worse wuz to come, I knowed the sharpest arrow Serepta Pester had sent wuz yet to pierce his sperit.
But the errents Serepta Pester sent wuz fur more hefty and momentous than all the rest put together, calves, hen coop, cow and all.
If 't is a letter to be written let me write it, for I was the first one asked, and I'll not pester thee, lass.
Well, then, I don't say until, and if thou dost pester me I'll say never.
I always hoped you would have sense enough not to pester me.
You pester my poor old life out to get you into the world.
She did not pester their young brains with too much learning, but, on the contrary, let them have their own way in regard to educating themselves; for what instruction is more effectual than self-instruction?
Since this cold weather sot in, that troublesome cough, that I have had every winter for the last fifteen year, has began to pester me agin.
One of the kings of Scanderoon, A royal jester, Had in his train, a gross buffoon, Who used to pester The Court with tricks inopportune, Venting on the highest of folks his Scurvy pleasantries and hoaxes.
The little goat-herd eyes us solemnly, but—strange and welcome to relate—shows no inclination to pester the signori.
But thank God it didn't pester me no more'n it did them.
They'll not pester you after they get their money.
Few flowers that played with youth shall pester age, However age esteem the courtesy; And Eldobert was something past his prime, Stocked Caen with churches ere he tried hand here.
Pooh-poohed it is By Poets that plague us with lewd ditties, And Painters that pester with nudities!
A multitude of scribblers who daily pester the world with their insufferable stuff.
The wind being contrary to go to the north-westward, we bear in with this land to take some view of it, being utterly void of the pester of ice, and very temperate.
When I met the comical devil I couldn't seem to want to pester him.
They set in to pester me an' old Baldy jest like yo' adoin', and when we got done thar was ten kaigs of sawgrum and nary chap on the place.
A Tibboo has continued to pester me to death for a medicine to make him profit in his mercantile transactions.
The people begin to pester me to marry another wife in Soudan,--one very young and with large breasts is the kind of article they recommend.
The one nuisance of Smyrna are the boys, who go to learn English at the schools taught by the missionaries, and these persistently pester you to be taken on as guides.
Reasonably sure that tomorrow would lug in new brands of trouble to pester a boy with, the Wildcat steered his somnolent mentality clear of the shoals of surmise and let tomorrow take care of itself.
Everybody is extensively well-dressed, too, but most all is wearing a kind of a brooding look like they had family troubles at home or something else to pester 'em.
The winde being contrary to goe to the Northwestwards, we bare in with this land to take some view of it, being vtterly void of the pester yce and very temperate.
The sixt of August we discouered land in 66 degrees 40 minuts of latitude, altogether void from the pester of ice: we ankered in a very faire rode vnder a braue mount, the cliffes whereof were as orient as golde.
I know that; I had it in the bank till Charles began topester me, and then I drew it all out the very day I was taken sick.
But Charles will pester the life out of me to get this money and these papers.
The whole kit and b'iling of them came in here the other day to pester me asking about how I grew my lilies.
But I suppose I oughtn't to pester you with the details of my personal affairs.
It's exceedingly good of you to listen so patiently, but it's a shame for me to pester you with my sentimental troubles.
