'She's a silly little fool, and I shan't answer,' he reflected.

'She's a silly little fool, and I shan't answer,' he reflected.

My eye, but you are a pack of damn fools!" To this he received no reply.

What a blind fool was I; yet here's a letter, To whom, directed too?

No truth so sacred, banter cannot hit, No fool so stupid

Hear him, ye fools, hear him!" Hereupon the outlaws stared upon Beltane and upon each other, and fumbled with their weapons as men that knew not their own minds, while Beltane, wiping sweat from him, leaned upon his axe and panted, with the three at his elbow alert and watchful, eager for fight; but Perkyn lay where he had fallen, very still and with his face hidden in the grass.

They were probably talking together when the poor mad fools who killed them came round to this side of the castle and found them.

I suppose he read what he saw in our eyes, for he burst out angrily, 'Don't stand staring at me like a pair of damned fools.

Luke Tweezy ain't a plumb fool, for all he made the mistake of denying he knowed Jack Harpe.

you bear, I believe, outside, the fame of a wise and a firm man; but in these little hands you have been as weak a fool as the veriest dotard might have been;and may be yet.

"Oh, Mrs. Corbett," he whispered in return, "I've been an awful fool!

"I was an infernal fool to agree to his blasted conditions," he growled savagely.

" "You're two crazy fools.

"I would in a minute," Chuck chipped in, "if I was good-looking like Skinny and had a white shirt" "What's a white shirt got to do with it?" "Listen to the innocent child," Chuck laughed, "as if any darned fool didn't know that the first thing a professional love-maker has to have is a white shirt!"

Each time there is a debate on this question in the House, member after member hostile to the proposal will play the ignorant fool and pretend to be confused himself, and will try to confuse others, by deliberately clumsy statements of these most elementary ideas.

"For yourself, my child?" "I was a vain fool," she broke out impetuously.

Heard you not never how an actor's wife, Whom he (fond fool) lov'd dearly as his life, Coming in's way did chance to get a jape, As he was 'tired in his devil's shape; And how equivocal a generation Was then begot, and brought forth thereupon?

I was a most conceited fool, puffed up with spiritual pride, tempting God needlessly.

Shillito's what Canadians call a looker and Barbara's a romantic fool.

"You won't help Miss Hyslop by butting in like a clumsy fool.

Go to, thou grave-visaged, youthful fool!

" Shivering, deathly cold, he went on amid his sobs: "And, wretched fool that I have been, I have killed them through loving them too much.

I have no doubt he thought me the dullest fool he ever came near.

For the English, those soft-hearted fools, who had already so well treated the women at Wilhelmstal, could be as easily persuaded to exercise their flabby sentimentalism on the women and children in Tabora.

A wharf is a lonely place of a night; especially our wharf, which is full of dark corners, and, being a silly, good-natured fool, I went.