the tip o' the mornin' to ye, Sir Pathrick O'Grandison, Barronitt, mavourneen; and it's a nate gintleman that ye are, sure enough, and it's mesilf and me forten jist that'll be at yur sarvice, dear, inny time o' day at all at all for the asking." And it's not mesilf ye wud have to be bate in the purliteness; so I made her a bow that wud ha' broken yur heart altegither to behould, and thin I pulled aff me hat with a flourish, and thin I
winked at her hard wid both eyes, as much as to say, "True for you, yer a swate little crature, Mrs.
Poems
If anybody had
winked at her as Henrietta Petowker, it would have been indecorous in the last degree; but as Mrs Lillyvick!
The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby
Mr Venus winked his chronically-fatigued eyes both at once, and adjusting the kettle on the fire, remarked to himself, in a hollow voice, 'She'll bile in a couple of minutes.'
Continuing to wink his red eyes both together--but in a self- communing way, and without any show of triumph--Mr Venus folded the paper now left in his hand, and locked it in a drawer behind him, and pocketed the key.
Our Mutual Friend
And if Dowlas was to go and stand, and say he'd never seen a wink o' Cliff's Holiday all the night through, I'd back him; and if anybody said as Cliff's Holiday was certain sure, for all that, I'd back him too.
He winked, as he spoke, at two of the company, who were known officially as the "bassoon" and the "key-bugle", in the confidence that he was expressing the sense of the musical profession in Raveloe.
The pipes began to be puffed in a silence which had an air of severity; the more important customers, who drank spirits and sat nearest the fire, staring at each other as if a bet were depending on the first man who winked; while the beer-drinkers, chiefly men in fustian jackets and smock-frocks, kept their eyelids down and rubbed their hands across their mouths, as if their draughts of beer were a funereal duty attended with embarrassing sadness.
Silas Marner
Noirtier, being deprived of voice and motion, is accustomed to convey his meaning by closing his eyes when he wishes to signify `yes,' and to wink when he means `no.' You now know quite enough to enable you to converse with M.
"And you do not wish me to go away without fulfilling your original intentions?" The old man winked violently.
The old man looked at her for an instant with an expression of the deepest tenderness, then, turning towards the notary, he significantly winked his eye in token of dissent.
Count of Monte Cristo
'"You may say that, Tom," replied the old fellow, with a very complicated
wink. "I am the last of my family, Tom," said the old gentleman, with a melancholy sigh.
The Posthumous Papers Of The Pickwick Club
HARRY
WINKS is set for an England recall after being given personal assurances about his international future by Gareth Southgate.
NOD FOR WINKS; Southgate hands in-form Spurs star an England recall after summer injury woes; EURO 2020 QUALIFIERS
Harry
Winks has warned Liverpool they "should worry" about Tottenham this season.
Tottenham star sends Liverpool title warning after 'exploiting' Man City; Tottenham midfielder Harry Winks believes Liverpool and Man City "should worry" about his side this Premier League season
HARRY
WINKS has claimed Tottenham will show a new arrogant streak as they hunt down Manchester City and Liverpool in the Premier League next season.
WINKS: WE CAN TAKE TOP TWO
AS Harry
Winks sat in the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium, holding court before the Champions League Final, he probably had to pinch himself.
WINKS LIVES THE DREAM