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He felt that there must be a reason for their strange activity and their inclination to keep hidden away and only a growing respect for Wing Biddlebaum kept him from blurting out the questions that were often in his mind.

'I have come to and fro, master, all through that time, when there was anything to tell, because I knew that you'd be angry with me if I stayed away,' said Hugh, blurting the words out, after an embarrassed silence; 'and because I wished to please you if I could, and not to have you go against me.

Think of blurting out in a restaurant 'I killed her.' It was too daring, too reckless.

However, the survey conducted by insurance broker GMHD.ie suggests it isn't just the behaviour of children that veers off course with 65% of adults admitting to blurting out a swear word while in the car with their little ones.

Gradually, the member's attention shifts to the chair and how far away it is, rather than the act of blurting something out.

Co-author, Dr Christine Merrell, director of Research and development at CEM, said: "Although it may seem disruptive, blurting out of answers clearly helps these pupils to learn.

"Although it may seem disruptive, blurting out of answers clearly helps these pupils to learn," the BBC quoted study co-author Christine Merrell as saying.

He took a deep breath before blurting: "The neighbours have complained about my urinating on their rockery and the language I used.

She was always blurting forth with quotes or esoteric information in an attempt to appear intelligent.

Aghast Judy, 58, who is used to Richard blurting out personal details on their Channel 4 show, said:

Paul is admonished to raise his hand to talk in class--but he can't stop himself from blurting out whatever he has to say--until moths begin fluttering each time he does so.

While Morgentaler himself undeniably has his ghoulish acolytes, as charismatic figureheads go, he's a pretty damp squib, lacking both charm and eloquence, and given to blurting poisonous, insupportable, and self-promoting bromides about how much his work as a foetus liquidator has driven down crime rates in contemporary Canadian society.