Listen for the birds ' whistled " el e pai o " song or
chattering scolds.
You would
n't scold
a youth for being young, would you?
Scolding hot fireplaces
with this quality gate from baby dan.
Scolded maggots
mixed with maize flake and fishmeal groundbait.
He was right because i was
not scolded
at all by the smiling voice that greeted me on my arrival.
The first is a woman who had developed the habit of sulking in childhood when her
father scolded
her.
Scold then
for getting accidentally lost.
Scolded people, and she might even throw at you whatever came into her hand.
She was well liked by them, even tho she
sometimes scolded
them for not keeping their pavements clean and tidy!
People even brought babies to him, for him to touch them; but the
disciples scolded
them.
But he
gently scolded
her asking if she did not realize that this would be where he was to be found.
He
even scolded
them at times, but they seemed to like it.
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