Eulalia Quotes Part 1
>> Thursday, July 22, 2010
Picture by mushyZ
He blew his snout loudly, and called out to her, "Pay ee no 'eed to moi tears, miz, oi dearly do luvs a gudd ole blubber!"
"Right, left, left, you clod,/here comes the awkward squad!"
"To perish midst vermin will not be thy fate, watch for the young theif, be still and wait!"
"That Gruntan Kurdly's like all bullies, he'll meet his match one fine day, an' I hopes I'm around t'see it."
"Hmph! Filthy paws and matted fur, I'll have to scrub the counterpane and drape it in the orchard, so a good, clean breeze can dry it!" Abbot Daucus commented drily, "That's what I like about you, Miz Bluepaw, you're so kind and tender-hearted."
"Though I don't think this badger will lose his mind, he's too fixed by one purpose, to avenge the death of his family." Maudie gazed out of the window, watching the first pale streaks of dawn illuminating the night sky. "Sounds just like a badger to me, Sister."
"I say, Father old thing, d'you think it'd be a jolly good idea to celebrate this cheerful moment, with something like a...er, er, what's the confounded word I'm lookin' for?"
The Abbot provided it. "A feast?" Maudie shook his paw heartily. "What a wise mouse you are, t'be sure!"
Maudie treated the otter to an icy stare. "I have only two words to say t'you, sah. Pish an' tush!"
He blew his snout loudly, and called out to her, "Pay ee no 'eed to moi tears, miz, oi dearly do luvs a gudd ole blubber!"
"Right, left, left, you clod,/here comes the awkward squad!"
"To perish midst vermin will not be thy fate, watch for the young theif, be still and wait!"
"That Gruntan Kurdly's like all bullies, he'll meet his match one fine day, an' I hopes I'm around t'see it."
"Hmph! Filthy paws and matted fur, I'll have to scrub the counterpane and drape it in the orchard, so a good, clean breeze can dry it!" Abbot Daucus commented drily, "That's what I like about you, Miz Bluepaw, you're so kind and tender-hearted."
"Though I don't think this badger will lose his mind, he's too fixed by one purpose, to avenge the death of his family." Maudie gazed out of the window, watching the first pale streaks of dawn illuminating the night sky. "Sounds just like a badger to me, Sister."
"I say, Father old thing, d'you think it'd be a jolly good idea to celebrate this cheerful moment, with something like a...er, er, what's the confounded word I'm lookin' for?"
The Abbot provided it. "A feast?" Maudie shook his paw heartily. "What a wise mouse you are, t'be sure!"
Maudie treated the otter to an icy stare. "I have only two words to say t'you, sah. Pish an' tush!"
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