droll

• It's droll, droll--because a soft white coward died--they would kill me, me that would kill a man when I drew my dirk--ho, ho, ho I lay hid among the rocks above the Herring Slap, alane day and night, and the blue rockdoos left their nestlings and circled above my lair, till I was feart that folk wid see them, and come peering down and get me. —  The McBrides A Romance of Arran
• It was all droll, my word for it, when I paid you those fifty pistoles that night. —  The Grey Cloak
• So droll, my dear! " —  The Seats of the Mighty, Complete
• How droll -- how droll! " —  Cumner's Son and Other South Sea Folk — Complete
• "So droll, so droll, our Tarboe there!" they shouted, for already they began to look upon him as their Seigneur. —  Romany of the Snows, Continuation of "Pierre and His People"

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