Blundery

Each day must be recorded and there must be something to record, otherwise days are only days, each one gone forever when a new day comes. It’s nice to forget some awful blundery days, but it’s good to look back and learn not to blunder again.

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With a goal against them, they cracked up and within a few minutes, Kowloon were two up, though it was a blundery sort of lob by Melens which went in, when it might just as easily have been the clean sort of goal one prefers.

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Each line was different. First, New York–accented toughness: “What makes the Hottentot so hot?” Then ridiculously misplaced heroism: “Who put the ape in apricot?” Then self-assurance: “What makes the elephant charge his tusk?” Finally, with blundery tenderness: “What makes the muskrat guard his musk?” From mock elegance (he wants to be “king, just king!”) to big-hearted self-effacement (“Ain’t it the truth!”), [Bert] Lahr poured 20 years of comedy experience into those few golden moments of song.

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By now the food was scarce in the covers, the game too, and as I watched my dog, I saw less the work she was doing—headstrong and blundery enough at moments—than the work that in time she would do, all somehow foretold in her manner.

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