lalling

• “In the rare cases where the facts would seem to indicate the truth of the statement, it will be found that the person in question never really stammered -- that his trouble was something else -- lalling, lisping, or some defect of speech that was mistaken for stammering or stuttering.”

  Stammering, Its Cause and Cure

• “And now he knew, and smiled: the babble of that lalling tongue was dumb.”

  The Lord of the Sea

• “She can't go on fal-lalling with you, and then nothing to come of it.”

  The Three Clerks

• “It's all very well when I choose to have a few friends to dinner, but my wife can do very well without your fal-lalling here all day.”

  The Last Chronicle of Barset

• “I don't like to see any girl wearying after some fellow to be always fal-lalling with her.”

  The American Senator

• “I don’t like to see any girl wearying after some fellow to be always fal-lalling with her.”

  The American Senator

• ““Why, if I was to be fal-lalling with that married woman, you wouldn’t like it.”

  The Small House at Allington

• “She can’t go on fal-lalling with you, and then nothing to come of it.”

  The Three Clerks

• “It’s all very well when I choose to have a few friends to dinner, but my wife can do very well without your fal-lalling here all day.”

  The Last Chronicle of Barset

• “Why, if I was to be fal-lalling with that married woman, you wouldn't like it.”

  The Small House at Allington

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