"Look here," Dwight went on persuasively, "hadn't you and he had some little tiff when he told you?" "Nono!

He is plainly getting bored, and when she keeps it up, and begrudges the husbandman more than "two oxen and a cow," he loses his temper, and presumably there is a matrimonial tiff.

Inert I watched the Hero sacked For lapses clearly not his own; The midnight murder on the cliff, The wonted ante-nuptial tiff, The orange-blossoms, bored me stiff.

what an if it is!)my mind misgives meI have my doubts that it will not be quite Barbaranot the Barbara that knitted socks for the boys, and taught Tou Tou, and whose slight, fond arms I cannow that I have shut my eyesso plainly feel thrown round my shoulders, to console me when I have broken into easy tears at some silly tiff with the others.