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M. Mirabeau is a fine speaker, and a fine writer, and a fine a very fine man; but, really, nothing gave more surprise to everybody here than to find him the supreme head of your ecclesiastical affairs. The rest is of course. Your Assembly addresses a manifesto to France, in which they tell the people, with an insulting irony, that they have brought the Church to its primitive condition.
He continued his way, sabre in its sheath, head erect, proud and calm in the midst of insulting shouts from the crowd; stones were thrown at him and sticks at his horse's legs; he looked as if he were parading upon the Place du Carrousel.
"Tom," uttered Dick huskily, "we owe you for a lot of the nerve and confidence that carried us through to-day!" "Tom Reade," declared Darrin. tremulously, "you're the best and most dependable fellow on earth!" "Shut up, both of you," growled Reade, in a tone of disgust. "You're getting as prosy as that Congressman -and that's the most insulting thing I can think of to say to either of you."
With a pause of insulting scorn at the interruption, the driver resumed, pointedly, to Mulrady: "The pint of the whole thing was my cussin' a helpless man, ez could neither cuss back nor shoot; and then afterwards takin' you for his ghost layin' for me to get even."
Harland's eyes flashed angrily as his listened to the insulting words addressed to his wife, and, turning to the man who had spoken, he addressed him, saying, in a decided tone of voice: "I wish to have no harsh language in this room while my wife is present, but I warn each one of you to address no more insulting language to her." The manner in which Mr.
He was fond of the sound of his own voice, and spoke well, most fluently, perhaps, when he had the chance of insulting a Venetian ambassador. He was subject to caprices, such as having a room painted with figures in a single night; and, what was worse, to fits of senseless debauchery and of revolting cruelty to his nearest friends.
"In the clout! in the clout! a Hubert for ever!" "Thou canst not mend that shot, Locksley," said the Prince, with an insulting smile. "I will notch his shaft for him, however," replied Locksley. And letting fly his arrow with a little more precaution than before, it lighted right upon that of his competitor, which it split to shivers.
This insulting proposal was kept secret till the other day. Now, why didn't the British Cabinet inform the people and get ready? They were afraid the English people wouldn't believe it and would accuse them of fomenting war. The English people were making money and pursuing their sports. Probably they wouldn't have believed it.
'In the clout! in the clout! a Hubert forever! "'Thou canst not mend that shot, Locksley, said the Prince, with an insulting smile. "'I will notch his shaft for him, however, replied Locksley. "And letting fly his arrow with a little more precaution than before, it lighted right upon that of his competitor, which it split to shivers.
He interferes with the discipline of the vessel, is very insulting to me; and I must ask that he be removed from the Josephine, or that I may be permitted to resign." "I am very sorry you are having any trouble here; but I cannot stay now to hear about it. I will see you on the train." "Excuse me, one moment, Mr.
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