Blab, and see me driven out of the Navy?" "Don't do any talking in here," advised Dave, with a meaning look over his shoulder at the yellow men in the outer room.

But am I goin' to blab now, havin' kept a shut mouth all these years?'

Summerling was the type to blab; he was in no charitable frame of mind; he had found her alone here with men, had come to marry her to one man, and now had seen her in the arms of another.

But care of him, and pity of your age, Makes my tongue blab what my breast vow'd Concealment.

The sky, that was so fair three hours ago, Is in three hours become an Ethiop; And being angry at her beauteous change, She will not have one of those pearled stars To blab her sable metamorphosis: 'Tis very dark.

Block, by the antiquity of your ancestry, I have given your lady not so much as the least cause of dislike; if she be displeased at any news I bring, it's more than I must blab. BLO.

But if I tell you, of course you'll go and blab!

Since that is attended with some difficulty, we often choose the shorter way, and blab out our burden of woe to people who do not care, and listen with curiosity, but without sympathy, and much oftener with satisfaction.

Nor you of Tulley; come, if you tel, ile blab.

"Begorrah, if yees can't talk better sinse nor that, ye'd bist put a stopper on yer blab.

The spirit of mischief entered our little friend, and he stumbled through b-l-a blab-l-i blib-l-o blob-l-u blu, with great gravity and slowness.

He says to himselffor de if he's any blab to run round a ship grumbling at his officerso he just says to himself, 'That's too much;' and he looks about, to find the worth of it in some of the fisherman's neighbours.

DANIEL And to blab out secrets.

Oh I guess how it issomebody has got at your secret, you hav'n't blabbed it yourself, have you?

So I blabbed.

"Having got the glove in so solemn a way," he went on, "it would have been ill done of me to blab to you about it.

By this time his servant had blabbed his name; and the story of the duel at Oxford being known, with some faint savour of his fashion, the landlord was his most obedient, and would fain have guided his honour to the place cap in hand.

"I suppose you'll go and blab it all over town about how you saved us," he sneered, as the Flying Fish threaded her way through the tumbling waters at the mouth of the inlet and began making her way up it.

Why should the trivial scandal be blabbed?

He probably," with great contempt, "became hysterical again, couldn't contain himself and blabbed everythingwhatever it was.

"Will she blab?" was the elegant question that was asked as the door closed.

" "Went 'n' blabbed, thet's whut he done," said D'ri.

"She knows no better than to blab to any one who will be at the trouble to seem sweet upon her, though she may get nothing by it.

You will believe my report of Miriam another timelittle blab!

Some indiscreet personal attendant blabbed the secret, for assuredly the Duke himself was never untrue to the oath which binds the members to secrecy.