My hands smart like fury, and I guess the mosquitoes have about eaten my face up.
I've had enough of bats--and mosquitoes," he added, as he slapped at his face and neck.
No mosquitoes, no passports, no--goodness gracious, child, don't let that odious man bang about my hat-box!
Once the story gets out, the river will crawl with expeditions and the airships rise like a swarm of mosquitoes." I laughed as I thought of it.
The truth is, those ugly little winged monsters, called Troubles, which are now almost as numerous as mosquitoes, had never yet been seen on the earth.
The Katy-dids and the Mosquitoes, and the Locusts, and a full orchestra of Crickets made the air perfectly vibrate, insomuch that old Parson Too-Whit, who was preaching a Thursday evening lecture to a very small audience, announced to his hearers that he should certainly write a discourse against dancing for the next weekly occasion.