"There," said Spalding, "is the biggest, or what was the biggest fool of a deer in these woods.

Now, however, it seemed to me that we were to be treated to a second dose of mutiny, and this one more serious than the first, for, in case these fools in the fort succeeded in badgering Colonel Gansevoort as the others had the general, then would nearly a thousand men be given over to the savage foe, whom we knew full well would show no mercy.

'Are you playing the fool with me?' She nodded amiably in the manner of a person perfectly deaf, but who is pretending to hear.

He'll turn up all right and probably call you a fool for your pains.

" "Virgil the poet," said a priest, who had long laboured under the suspicion of occult practices, "was a fool to Virgil the enchanter.

I wonder at myself, I can't understand how in the world I can be such a fool about you.

I was fooling at the stern rail and I toppled overboard.

She preferred fools, you see, but she would never have cared for a middle-aged penniless fool like me.

O verily, my song is a foolish song or the song of a fool, for fool am I, forsootha love-lorn fool; a doleful fool, a very fool of fools, that in my foolish folly hath set his foolish heart on thing beyond reach of such base fool as I. In a word, tall brother, I'm a fool, videliceta lover!"

Fool on your face!

Sir George Colmar, I can tell thee, was a greater fool than thy friend, if she had it all for nothing.

According to my mind, such of the Indians as remained sober, if there were any, would be in their own lodges, and because we had had such singular success in our scout thus far was no reason why we might not suddenly find ourselves face to face with the gravest danger, if we acted the fools by poking our noses among the camps of the savages.

She makes fools of usshe makes a fool out of you!" She dared not meet the glance of Lord Nick.

Snodgrass was fooled into striking out, but Murray smashed the ball to center field for a single, and sent two men over the rubber, Murray was caught at second trying to get around the bases while Doyle was going home.

Erasmus vindicates fools from this melancholy catalogue, because they have most part moist brains and light hearts; [1056]they are free from ambition, envy, shame and fear; they are neither troubled in conscience, nor macerated with cares, to which our whole life is most subject.

Abe Johnson shot him; he was fooling around Johnson's wife, an' Tom sold me the mine dirt cheap.

Blossy allers was a fool over anything that wore breeches.

I have been as a fool without understanding.

Moreover, he was modest and simple, and no fool within the bounds of his experience.

The gold turned all our heads, no doubt, but we can't be fools through it.

In sum, he is a monster among men, a Jew among Christians, a fool among wise men, and a devil among saints.

Oh, may I become altogether a babe and a fool before myself, and, if it must be, before others!

"The sun going down in the west, and tilling us we've no time to shpare in fooling along here.

She said, "There are fools amongst them, and the fools we see, like that Amadan of Ballylee, go away with them at night, and so do the woman fools that we call Oinseachs (apes)."

"Do you think she'd listen?" "Yes, tell her that the one thing that will save the head of Bill Gregg is for her to go away, otherwise I'll wipe the fool off the map.