" Anderson left the room, and, while Kathleen and Rose gleefully squabbled over the bundles, Lenore continued to gaze dreamily out of the window.

It agreeth to children, who are unapt and unaccustomed to deal in matters considerable, to squabble; to women of meanest rank (apt, by nature, or custom, to be transported with passion) to scold.

The majority of women prefer to sit and squabble round one table to seeking another room.

There was a little bit of skirmish, a little bit of squabble, and a little bit of difference in the Bengal camp, as there will always be differences so long as the world lasts.

We have squabbled over religion long enough, and each holds his own faith still.

Mama Thérèse cultivated a temper that grew day by day more vile, Papa Dupont displayed new artfulness in the matter of sneaking his daily toll of drink and showed it; the two squabbled incessantly.

They squabble for a pin, a feather, And wonder how they came together.

Why, then, should we expect or demand a sordid squabble which can lead to nothing?

And then would begin a squabble.

It began by a squabble about the holy places at Jerusalem, as to the rights of the Greek and Latin pilgrims respectively.

The Phillips twins, "Reddy" and "Heady," were the next source of trouble, for they had recently indulged in an unusually violent squabble, even for them, and each had vowed that he would never speak to the other again, and would sooner die than go to the same boarding-school.

MATRON We're too well-bred to squabble here, Or insult back to render; But may you wither soon, my dear, Although so young and tender.

He's forgotten that squabble over" "Sure I have," said Lew Hervey.

First they almost had a squabble, fightin' 'bout the future life; When they'd settled that they started runnin' down the parson's wife.

I cannot imagine Ned involving himself in such a paltry squabble.

You have no cause to complain of the world, and you magnify a petty squabble with a contemptible coterie into a quarrel with a nation.

Another takes the same step; it lands him in a low squabble from which he may extricate himself with safety, but scarcely with an accession of credit.

Mississippi and Ohio had squabbled with their Territorial governors much as the Old Thirteen Colonies had squabbled with the governors appointed by the Crown.

Mississippi and Ohio had squabbled with their Territorial governors much as the Old Thirteen Colonies had squabbled with the governors appointed by the Crown.

Then you have the most ridiculous squabble in the world with that Jew.

Variance means "a verbal strife followed by strained or severed relations: wrangle or squabble: to dispute angrily."

Why has the adoration of our patriots been given wholly to qualities and circumstances good in themselves, but comparatively material and trivial:trade, physical force, a skirmish at a remote frontier, a squabble in a remote continent?

No one who has made the slightest expedition into that curious and fascinating country, Eighteenth-Century France, can have come away from it without at least one impression strong upon himthat in no other place and at no other time have people ever squabbled so much.

We haven't even squabbled for months now.

Some thought that they squabbled and worried each other in private, but it is certain that, as Terry said, Bally had turned the block into living flesh and blood, and Lady Ballybrehon was wondrously livelier, brighter, and sweeter ever since she had been entirely conquered by the tyrant love, and had ceased to be the slave of her own way. ***END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE THREE BRIDES*** *******