BUBBLE and SQUEAK
... heckler and asked Are you the man from Tass Insisting that he had no connection with the Soviet news agency, the man said I speak for the Lublin Government. Oh, I see, the delegate dismissed him, Demi-Tass. ...
... heckler and asked Are you the man from Tass Insisting that he had no connection with the Soviet news agency, the man said I speak for the Lublin Government. Oh, I see, the delegate dismissed him, Demi-Tass. ...
... BUBBLE and SQUEAK YOUR husband says that when he is angry he always counts up to ten before he speaks, remarked one woman to another. 44 Yes, sighed the other, 44 1 do wish he '(1 stop it. Ever since this Government came in our home seems nothing but ...
... to meet him at the railway station. On his way he realised that he knew no French and that possibly the musician could not speak English. When the Frenchman stepped from the train, the professor could only recall one French phrase and so, as he shook hands ...
... express regret over his actions at the time? asked the judge. No, your lordship, the ambulance took him away before he could speak to me. Jock wasn't really mean he just hated to spend good money. One day he woke up with a bad throat. During the day it ...
... And let me tell you, said Mrs. Higgins, that I've always tried to be respectable. Hindeed! retorted Mrs. Harris. Well, speaking for meself, I don't 'ave to try. The Londoner was boasting to a Scot that it was impossible to do him, even if he did live ...
... and began putting it on. The others clustered with him, gathering their belongings. I understand you, said the principal, speaking fast. It seems bizarre to you men from the world of reason. Forgive my little prank. Now I must turn you out. Soon I am ...
... holding the receiver to his ear, trying to find out the nature of the call. Jimmy! he said tensely. This is Doctor Kent speaking. I know you're there, so it's no use trying to fool me. You mustn't think it's a trap or anything of that kind. It's very ...