We all had nicknames for each other and that's what we used, though some weren't said to their faces. [Please select]
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She went on: "How stupid these peasants are with their nicknames." [Please select]
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"If you've got a sister who's a teacher you'll just have to hear her called nicknames."' [Please select]
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"Only--the habit every one has in Quicksands of speaking of people they don't know well by their nicknames seems rather bad taste." [Please select]
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No orator can measure in effect with him who can give good nicknames. [Please select]
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Junior to Miss Ough, the vizier, were four or five other mistresses, all known by nicknames. [Please select]
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One would imagine these governesses, judged by their nicknames, a deplorable collection of oddities. [Please select]
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He felt relieved when "Teddy's Terrors," one of the nicknames proposed, did not stick to them. [Please select]
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_ "But all these things are only nicknames; the water things are not really akin to the land things." [Please select]
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It followed, from our frequent opposition to each other, that, though not knowing the names of our enemies, we were yet well acquainted with their appearance, and had nicknames for the most remarkable of them. [Please select]
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The boys who all had nicknames, called him "Skinflint," but Jack did not care as long as the old tobacco-pouch in which he kept his money grew heavier and heavier. [Please select]
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