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'I am not sure of that, was the rejoinder, almost irritably uttered. 'What do you mean by that, father? Wilfrid asked in a lower tone. 'I mean, Wilf, that I am not yet in the frame of mind to regard the children's governess as my daughter-in-law. Miss Hood may be all you say; I would not willingly be anything but scrupulously just.
If you simply mean that you are afraid of displeasing your protectress, should she find out the object of your stay here, I believe you. To renounce the duchess and yet not succeed at the Chalet is too heavy a risk. You take the anxiety of this alternative for remorse." "You have no comprehension of feelings," said the poet, irritably, like a man who hears truth when he expects a compliment.
"Your visitor of yesterday," he began, "has wasted no time!" "What has happened?" He tugged irritably at his moustache. "I don't know!" he replied. "Of course it was no surprise to find that there isn't a Mohammedan who'll lay his little finger on Professor Deeping's safe! There's no doubt in my mind that every lascar at the docks knows Hassan of Aleppo to be in England.
Our families both belonged to the church so Brownly always took us back after a row blew over. And carried us along while our voices were changing. When I first began doing baritone Dudley was singing all the tenor solos, had a peach of a voice, but he never did anything with it afterwards." "After what?" asked Edwina irritably. Her husband chuckled. "Wait, I'm telling you.
But he was now troubled with a spirit of wandering, and kept ranging the woods in every direction, only returning to the young green of the water-meadow once or twice a day. One afternoon, however, there came a change. He was browsing irritably near the bank when he heard voices that made him look up sharply. A canoe was passing up-stream, poled by two men.
Music is the true narcotic for excitable brains. My harp! my harp!" He rushed away in his chair to the far end of the room, passing Mrs. Macallan as she returned to me, bent on hastening our departure. "Come!" said the old lady, irritably. "You have seen him, and he has made a good show of himself. More of him might be tiresome. Come away." The chair returned to us more slowly.
"But how can I appoint," the passenger said irritably, "if I don't know where to find you?" Giuseppi was silent for a stroke or two.
He heard sounds of activity from within the shack. Wild horses could not have dragged his head around to look. Urging his horses, he got out of sight as quick as he could. But out of sight was not out of mind. "What's the matter with me?" he asked himself irritably. "I'm my own master, I guess. Nobody can put anything over on me. What need I care if she opens a dozen restaurants?
Arthur would cry, jumping up and going straight out of the house when his father disgusted him. And Morel persisted the more because his children hated it. He seemed to take a kind of satisfaction in disgusting them, and driving them nearly mad, while they were so irritably sensitive at the age of fourteen or fifteen.
His ill-humour was contagious, for soon between Von Deitz and Malinowsky there was an interchange of high words. "I have staked on the side, there!" exclaimed Von Deitz irritably. It amazed him that this drunken boor, Malinowsky, should dare to dispute with such a clever, accomplished person as himself. "Oh! so you say!" replied Malinowsky, rudely.
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