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But here, seeing there was no hope of escape, she determined to make him so angry that he would kill her and thus she would be freed from him. So she began to make fun of him and to scorn him and laugh at him, until at length Ilmarinen was in such a rage that he scarcely knew what he was doing, and drew his sword to kill her.
I could not help it," he repeated. "And I do not care if you are angry. I am glad I did it." "Glad?" echoed Maimie again, not knowing what to say. "Yes, glad," he said, exultantly. "Are you?" She made no reply. The door opened behind them. She sank down upon the piano-stool and let her hands fall upon the keys. "Are you?" he demanded, ignoring the interruption.
Ramses stood still with drawn sword, astonished and angry, seeing how Kama snatched flowers from her neighbors and threw them to the Assyrian. Sargon received expressions of public delight with indifference.
When he felt the thick warm rug, he gave over his anger at some one having entered his island without his leave, and, for a moment, again felt pleased and happy. But when he saw that the bridge-basket was gone that other people had the means of coming in upon him when they pleased he was more angry than he had been all day.
The restraint of personal conduct within too narrow limits, the necessity of which cannot be made clear, excites resentment, stimulates angry passions, and hence causes unhappiness through a sense of injustice.
The Queen was first angry and then annoyed and then discouraged; but the officers were only afraid. Every one of the poor fellows heartily wished he was back in Oogaboo caring for his orchard, and some were so unhappy that they began to reproach Ann for causing them all this trouble and danger. Finally the Queen sat down on the bottom of the pit and leaned her back against the wall.
"Mademoiselle, you read my instructions; they have nothing to do with you." "Monsieur, I never thought myself a person of any importance, but I believe the King will thank you." "Flatly, I decline to take you." "Flatly, I shall go whether you decline or not." "Father!" and in his angry perplexity Molembrais turned, appealing to the priest.
Perhaps God was angry with her for loving August; perhaps she was making an idol of him. When Julia came to think that her love for August was in antagonism to the love of God, she did not hesitate which she would choose. All the best of her nature was loyal to August, whom she "had seen," as the Apostle John has it.
You can take everything I've got in here. But I suppose you would rather send me to the penitentiary." Lyman sat down. "When I left my office," said he, "I was angry enough to kill you, but now you appear so contemptible that I am sorry for you." "And I feel as contemptible as I look." "I don't think that is quite possible. If you felt as contemptible as you look you'd blow your brains out."
Instead, therefore, of being angry with them, or fretting and complaining about the trouble they give her, she should leave them, as it were, out of the case, and turn her thoughts to herself, and to her own management, with a view to the discovery and the correcting of her own derelictions and errors.
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