When Mr. Utterson says, "I let my brother go to the devil in his own way," he implies that he allowed his brother to make his own choices, even if those choices led to his downfall. This reflects a sense of resignation and acceptance of individual autonomy, suggesting that he respects his brother's freedom, despite the consequences. It highlights a theme of moral responsibility and the complexities of familial relationships.
When Mr. Utterson says "I am ashamed of your long tongue," he is expressing disapproval of the person's habit of speaking imprudently or indiscreetly. He is advising the person to be more cautious and selective with their words.
what mr utterson means when he says this phrase, is that enfield has come to the end of his story, and there is nothing else to be told.
It means he likes your eyes but says "but" to your brother. If this isn't a very helpful answer, perhaps try making it a slightly more helpful question? Right now it's somewhat difficult to understand what you mean.
probably that you are like family to her
A moment of silence.. For our brother in the friendzone list.
Banquo says this
God wouldn't say that in a dream. But the devil might.
If it is a Brother fax it could mean that Dial Restrict is turned on. Instructions from Brother on how to turn that feature off have been placed in the related links section.
IS he my brother? (says Usman rubbing his chin) Kill himm, chop him into 2 pieces amd make keema out of him (says Azaz) Is he my Brother? (says Usman rubbing his chin) IS he your brother? (SAys arslan) Crap guy (says usman) Hae you got a girlfriend? (says Nouman) Watch on judgmand day! (says Usman) IS HE MY BROTHER! (says usman for the 300 time)
I think it's talking about God and the Devil.
It either means: a) That she is very shy, and feels more comfortable with her brother or b) That she has close family links
he says that blacks should fight back to the white devil