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"Yes, and will, if I'll pay his price. You see, he has no son, only a daughter; and she, having failed to bring off a match or two " "Having failed to bring off a match or two, has settled down into old-maidhood. She's an enthusiastic suffragette, and hates living out of London.

Hatred, a decidedly primitive reaction, still is powerful in the world and is back of dissension of all kinds, from lawsuits to war. When one hates he is attached to the hated object in a fashion just the reverse of the attachment of love; joy, anger, fear and sorrow arise under exactly the opposite circumstances, and the aim and end of hate is to block, thwart and destroy the hated one.

It makes the position extremely difficult. I don't know how she will receive us; I really don't. She never agreed to my proposition, and I left her looking dreadful." "Mrs. Armine hates me. It's a pity. But I've got to think of the sick man. And so have you. Look here, Doctor Hartley, you and I have got over our little disagreement of this morning, and I hope we can be colleagues."

"He hates me. He is my enemy." "Oh, I say!" gasped Sir Basil. "And since he failed to win me Don't you see It's through sheer spite sheer hatred." Her brilliant eyes were on him and a further "Oh!" came from Sir Basil as he received this long ray of illumination.

Are you a Frenchman?" asked the King, angrily, for he was not wont to have his favours thus refused. "My mother never told me so, Sire, although I don't know for certain who my father may have been. Still, I think not, since I hate the sight of that breed as a farmer's dog hates rats.

You don't know how I long for a sight of the ocean! The only trouble is, she can't find a place quiet enough to suit her she hates to go to a great hotel, or where there is a crowd." Sara looked up with a sudden thought. "Killamet would be quiet enough how nice it would be if she'd take my house there!" "Your house! Have you a house?"

They just shrieked, "Touch me not!" behind the glass doors in the library. I hate sewing. I mean Marie hates it. Aunt Jane says Mary's got to learn. For a time I just walked around the different rooms downstairs, looking at the chairs and tables and rugs all just so, as if they 'd been measured with a yardstick.

"Yes," she replied, "but it was not you he meant; it was all the English, whom he hates; and the worst of it is that my father is of his mind. He, too, hates the English, and, oh! I am sure that trouble will come of his hatred, trouble and death to many." "Well, if so, we have nothing to do with it, have we?" I replied with the cheerfulness of extreme youth.

"I suppose," said Emily, "that he was very much in love with his first wife and will never marry again." "He wasn't in love with her any more than he was in love with his housemaid. He knew he must marry, and thought it very annoying. As the child died, I believe he thinks it his duty to marry again. But he hates it.

She is a reactionary person who thinks only of the old and hates everything new in the most ferocious meaning of the word; she would exterminate the world and nature to give new life to her decayed gods.