They are fools and worse to listen to such windbags as you.

He feels for the propaganda of that sect the repulsion that must be felt by every sane and liberal-minded man: Wretched, choleric Pangermans, exasperated and unbalanced, brothers of all the exasperated, wretched windbags whose tirades, in all countries, answer to yours, and whom you are wrong to count your enemies!

When will such a company meet again? I was no sooner in the midst of Knebworth's delightful associations than I was anxious to return to the toilsome duties of the Law Courts, with their prosaic pleadings and windbag eloquence.

'im last in the windbag days when first I followed the sea.

The very titles of his chapters"Astraea Redux," "Windbags," "Broglie the War God"do violence to our conception of history, and are more suggestive of Carlyle's individualism than of French history.

Now the sons of men marry the daughters of heaven, and the offspring is Wiggle, Waggle, Windbag, and Redtape.

It is possibly true that notorious windbags, conspicuously advertised adventurers, and the heroes of temporary sensations may run a considerable chance upon the lists.

"Oh, well, if you want to know, I'm sailing under a hard-case mate as I sailed with years ago; 'E's big as a bucko an' full o' beans, the same as 'e used to be When I knowed 'im last in the windbag days when first I followed the sea.

Why should I come to your exploded windbag?

Now the Poet (who, together with Windbag, sailed to this very paradise of birds) deemed that this happy asylum of the feathered fowls was somewhere at the back of the North Pole.

That French windbag who's been hanging about Berlin since yesterday PRINCE (aside).

I am curious to know whether such a French windbag is composed entirely of falsehoods.

But you truly said that "persons are so very insignificant;" And the author of a speech I read, part scum and partly dreggy, Is perhaps the least significantthat windbag named CARNEGIE.