That suits me fine, for I can't tat anyway.

Mrs. Rosenberg detected the cheat at once; and, as she was needing the money for the socks, she scolded Mandoline soundly, and pelted her pretty little hands, rat, tat, tat, with a steel thimble.

Mrs. Rosenberg detected the cheat at once; and, as she was needing the money for the socks, she scolded Mandoline soundly, and pelted her pretty little hands, rat, tat, tat, with a steel thimble.

In the view we are examining it is proposed, first to kill the greater part of her combatants, next to invade her territory, destroy her towns and villages, and exact (for there are those who demand it) penalties in kind, actual tit for tat, for what Germans have done in Belgium.

"Tit for tat," said he.

CHAPTER II THE RESCUE The rat-tat-tat of gunfire suddenly ceased.

CHAPTER II THE RESCUE The rat-tat-tat of gunfire suddenly ceased.

"Und you acknowledge tat you pe te blind dronk und te vool?" I nodded once more.

He had not left more than five minutes when a soft and elaborate rat-tat from the little brass knocker brought my heart into my mouth.

The czar took occasion to engage in negotiations not only with Thibet, but with Afghanistan also, at the very moment when England was suffering her most serious disasters and embarrassments of recent history, and is getting tit for tat.

Tit for tat; Prussia had already disposed of Old BILL.

At the first brisk rat-tat of her knuckles on the door there had sounded a shrill "Come in!"

"Oh, just a gab-festa tat-i-tat as you'd call it.

"Oh, just a gab-festa tat-i-tat as you'd call it.

It is not true that superiority suggests a tit for tat.

Deacon gets tilt for tat.

Tit for tat Tommy.

Tit for tat Tommy.

Bellak TAT blank.

Tit for tat Tommy.

Tit for tat Tommy.

But she has naturally a more irritable constitution than the black horse; flies tease her more; anything wrong in her harness frets her more; and if she were ill-used or unfairly treated she would not be unlikely to give tit for tat.

"I have often thought" The sentence was never completed, being interrupted by a thundering rat-tat-tat at the front door, followed by a pealing at the bell, which indicated that the visitor was manfully following the printed injunction to "Ring also."

"I have often thought" The sentence was never completed, being interrupted by a thundering rat-tat-tat at the front door, followed by a pealing at the bell, which indicated that the visitor was manfully following the printed injunction to "Ring also."

That, Sir, was my mood, when on a never-to-be-forgotten afternoon toward the end of April, I sat mooning disconsolately in my private room and a timid rat-tat at the outer door of the apartment roused Theodore from his brutish slumbers.