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There was a blubber from the egregious old woman in the threshold.
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Karl had already began to blubber in anticipation of the whipping due.
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But only one is likely to be definitively answered: will Lance blubber?
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He didn't want to blubber, but he couldn't seem to help it.
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Now, 90 years on, their doctor's blubber-stained notes are to be auctioned.
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Don't be tearin' de blubber out your neighbour's mout, I say.
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If you accept my advice, Mace, you won't even call the poor blubber out.
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As for Harry, who had joined me in the yard, he could only blubber out, 'Eh!
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But try as he might, Mather couldn't get more than half-formed words to blubber out of his mouth.
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He gazed up wistfully, and then all at once he blubbered out-
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The fire had seized the roofs of the cart-stables, when a great lubberly boy blubbered out:-
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She blubbered out, sniffing and sobbing together.
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Tears blubbered out of him.
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I blubbered out mumbly sobs.
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They couldn't understand what had happened to him till I blubbered out, 'Maggie got drowned, yesterday, in the river.'
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At this last outcry, Mrs. Grubach was already choking back her tears, she raised her apron to her face and blubbered out loud.
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Tommy blubbered out a confused, half-inarticulate something about "granny and the other devil," who between them had all but killed him.
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And on this, Lawrence reg'larly blubbered out: 'The devil, sir; the devil is in the cabin playing at double dummy "put!"'
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"In the coal-hole," blubbered out poor Bobby.
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Each was for making amends in some way, and all blubbered out at once, but one- Ithinkit was Henry Clay-cried louder than the rest:
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"We'll work on Van Roos together, and if we don't sweat every ounce of blubber out of his fat carcass, my name is not Garry."