...can be the matter with you ? Forward, my good Sir, forward." And the disappointed lover cluis»i'd forward with a rueful countenance, inwardly vowing...whether he was on his head or his heels. He cut a pigeon wing at the end of the figure, and again approached his mistress with a more collected and bolder...

...thou lying knave, art thou now convinced that they have two legs?" Chichibio, quite at his wit's end, and scarcely knowing whether he was on his head or his heels, suddenly made answer, "Yes, Sir; but you did not shout out ' Shough ! shough !' to that crane last...

...thou lying knave, art thou new convinced that they have two legs ?" Chichibio, quite at his wit's end, and scarcely knowing whether he was on his head or his heels, suddenly made answer, " Yes, sir ; but you did not shout out ' Shough ! shough !' to that crane last...

...thou lying knave, art thou now convinced that they have two legs?" Chickibid, quite at his wit's end, and scarcely knowing whether he was on his head or his heels, suddenly made answer, "Yes, sir; but you did not shout out 'Shough! shough!' to that crane last night,...

...Wilkinses, Mr. Higginses, vigilance committees, and other inconsonant things. He was utterly bewildered, and, scarcely knowing whether he was on his head or his heels, he followed the servant to the room that had been assigned to him. "Is .there anything more, sir ?" said...

...sir! " stammered Karl, trying to collect his scattered senses and staring again at Dr. Kremlin ; then, scarcely knowing whether he was on his head or his heels, he scrambled out of the room into the passage where he stood for a minute stupefied and inert. " It must...

...thou lying knave, art thou now convinced that they have two legs?" Chichibio, quite at his wit's end, and scarcely knowing whether he was on his head or his heels, suddenly made answer, " Yes, sir ; but you did not shout out ' Shough ! shough ! ' to that crane last...