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They resolved that it was "a malicious, villainous libel, containing very many reflections on King Charles I., of ever-blessed memory, and tending to the subversion of the Monarchy."
With blood-thirsty impatience, the arrival of this great criminal was looked for in Vienna, where they already anticipated the malicious triumph of sacrificing so distinguished a victim to public justice. But to deprive the Jesuits of this pleasure, was a still sweeter triumph to Wallenstein, and Thurn was set at liberty.
"What is the object of this irritable and... malicious cross-examination?" "This examination will be over for all eternity, and you will never hear it mentioned again." "You keep insisting that we are outside the limits of time and space." "Hold your tongue!" Shatov cried suddenly. "I am stupid and awkward, but let my name perish in ignominy!
"Boy," he said, "it sounds well for you to talk of arrest you who stole my aunt's bonds, and are indebted to her forbearance for not being at this moment in State's prison." "Your malicious charge does not affect me, Mr. Ford," returned Grant. "It was proved before you left New York that you were the thief, and even your stepmother must have admitted it. Mr.
I can get there," he assured her, measuring with his eye the dim distance. "At once," she said. "I will be there. I cannot take you with me through the upper hall it is dangerous even for me to be caught. But no eunuch wants my displeasure." He could believe it, watching the subtle, malicious daring of her face.
It was a purely malicious prosecution. And Henderson did not think it necessary to tell Margaret that only Uncle Jerry's dexterity had spared both of them the experience of a night in the Ludlow Street jail. "Come," said Henderson "come into the library. I have something to tell you."
But she remembered it now when her child was born, this little waif, the fruit of a man's hot, malicious hour, she wrapped it in her arms, pressed its delicate flesh to the silken folds of her bosom, and weeping, whispered only: "My child, my little, little child!"
Her speech, too, and the cultivated things she could do with her shoulders, carried out the impression. She had a trick when she wanted to be disagreeable an ill-natured observer would have said of making remarks in Italian and then translating them. She wasn't disagreeable though not malicious anyway, and the very hard finish she carried, had been developed probably as a matter of protection.
For malicious disturbance, we send the offender out, quickly and surely and discuss the matter with him later, if at all. "Go quickly and quietly and no noise outside if you want to come back." Miss Agnes Dwight, Appleton, Wis. We do not have absolute quiet all the time and I do not aim to have, but it is a favorite place for all ages to come.
Haydon took a malicious pleasure in suggesting to his sitters that he should place them beside the negro delegate; this being his test of their sincerity. Thus he notes on June 30: 'Scobell called. I said, "I shall place you, Thompson, and the negro together." Now an abolitionist, on thorough principle, would have gloried in being so placed.
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