Heriot only laughed, and would not let Cardie scold her.
I wish you would scold me out of it, Aunt Milly; you are doing me good already.
I knew you would scold me; but I have not seen you for nearly a week, so I came through the tropics to look after you,' returned Mildred, playfully.
I saw her when looking at flying storks lean on him, and then--women are always subtle--scold him for coming too near her.
A woman who had been complained of as a scold was placed in front of her house with a stick tied in her mouth.
Sometimes a common scold was fastened to what was known as a "ducking stool" at one end of a seesaw plank, and ducked in a pond or river!
And what shall we do to this bad little man, But scold him as hard as we possibly can!
But as the elephant thus did scold And rage and fume and roar, The rocking-horse rocked over him, And crushed him to the floor.
For ere they took a single bite, They all began to scold and fight.
When he was cold he cried to be warm, And when he was warm he cried to be cold; And all the morning 'twas scold and storm, And all the evening 'twas storm and scold.
Indeed, whenever you have occasion to scold or punish him, make it a constant rule, while you rate him, to repeat many times the word of command, or the signal which he has neglected to obey.
Don't you recollect how Mrs. Clapp used to scold me, and say I 'gobbled' my darns?
She loved Lady Bird dearly, and could not hear to scold her or to have any one else do so.
That made me think some more, and I told auntie if she wouldn't scold the little ones I'd try to find their clothes.
I need the help of your head, as well as your hands, and what would Christmas be to the children, if you weren't here to cuddle and scold them after their greediness has made them ill.
Which was instantly returned, and with such added interest that he ran howling away, leaving the disturbed matron to scold herself at leisure for her lapse from duty, while she hurriedly dressed.
Win didn't want the redoubtable Tobias to scold her for neglecting customers, as she had heard him scold Lily Leavitt the day before, when Lily was trying to flirt with Earl Usher.
It was pretty to see how hard the women did work in the cannells, sweeping of water; but then they would scold for drink, and be as drunk as devils.
It was a relief to Pennie just now to cuff and scold Jemima, and to pet the Lady Dulcibella, who was a wax doll with a lovely pink and white complexion, and real golden hair and eyelashes.
She would scold him, of course, everyone scolded him now, and he set his teeth sullenly and prepared to defend himself.
You have wanted me back to scold you into cheerfulness.
I am sure father thinks that I cannot help my irritability; he will never let Tom scold me if he is in the room.
I have much to scold you for, but I will forgive you all your past misdeeds, if you will perform your promise to me.
It was a magnificent place of four or five hundred acres, with an extensive lawn in the rear of the house.
They proceeded to the place selected, but friends interfered, and there was no duel.
Joking apart, it doesn’t matter to me, scold if you like, though it’s better to be a trifle more polite even to me.
