Alice didn't look mournful when the plaguey thing was removed, but her aunt wept copiously at the train and took all the starch out of Alice's fresh linen collar.
He aer a plaguey feller, he's that short-winded," grumbled Bill.
Ef theseplaguey legs of mine'll only continue to improve we'll put up a fight that'll astonish them varmint," growled Steve at last.
Ef he's got a plaguey business on hand, somehow or other the thing between his teeth, and the smoke bubbling up into the air, lets him get down to the bottom of that 'ere business.
The deuce you do', said the Man o' the Hill, 'then you must have plaguey sharp eyes of your own.
And I could almost have cried with vexation when that plaguey stitch in the side seized me, and I had to stand a while to recover my breath.
This plaguey leg will have to come off; maybe I shall return home with a wooden leg and stump about as port admiral somewhere!
Leander would've gin up the plaguey bargain, but he couldn't; he had signed a printed paper 'nd had swore to it before a justice of the peace.
Them that judged the cartoons at Westminster Hall, knew plaguey little more nor that.
I always heard that I had a plaguey long nose, but I vow I never have thought, before, that it was longer than my arm.
Leander would've gin up the plaguey bargain, but he couldn't; he had signed a printed paper 'nd had swore to it afore a justice of the peace.
She'd do well by you and straighten things out, and you might do a plaguey sight worse than give her the right to take care of your indoor affairs for life.
You're a plaguey sight better company than she was," he mused.
I told this over and over agin to these plaguey fools, but they wouldn't believe me.
Rosecrans, it's all a plaguey lie," burst out Deacon Klegg.
Ye've given certain orders to your Harbour-Master, and others to the Commandant of your plaguey fort.
And God knows thisplaguey climate provides enough of that.
Our line's tooplaguey slow and half of them are playing away up in the air.
