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Fifteen or twenty of those who had been most active in his favor during the preceding canvass, the most abusive of his opponents, and the most fulsome in his own praise, were immediately rewarded with place. Of all attempts, his were the boldest and the most successful ever made to render the press venal, and to corrupt this palladium of liberty.
All the editors, with the exception of Capell, are unanimous in rejecting Titus Andronicus as unworthy of Shakspeare, though they always allow it to be printed with the other pieces, as the scape-goat, as it were, of their abusive criticism.
The tradesmen had a little club at the Gauntlet, where Cope employed a horrid brazen barmaid who sometimes sang comic songs to the club members. Mrs. Cope felt strongly about the barmaid, and quite took the vicar's side in the dispute the day that Cope came out of the tap-room and was so rude and abusive to the reverend gentleman. Mrs. Cope said she'd be glad if Mr.
It said she was going to be married or thought about it; and there was something I couldn't understand about you. I shall show you that letter. I think it's only right." She withdrew for a moment and returned with Polly's abusive epistle, which she handed to her visitor. Gammon first read it, then looked for a date, but none was discernible. "When did you get this?" he asked. Mrs.
Can you wonder that I positively hate Florrie all the time that I'm trying to grind out sugar-coated rhapsodies about her." "Why not give free play to your emotions, and be brutally abusive? An uncomplimentary refrain would have an instant success as a novelty if you were sufficiently outspoken."
"I was saying," said the captain, now fairly dropping the dignified, and falling back on the abusive, "what were you before that?" "Really, Captain Oliphant, you have been so acute and successful so far, I would not on any account deprive you of the satisfaction of discovering what little more remains to complete my humble biography by your own exertions.
Sweet Vi'lets was always giving coppers and sixpences to this man, but one day they fell out when Flittermouse begged for a shilling. He must, he said, have a shilling, he couldn't do with less, and when the other refused he followed him, demanding the money with abusive words, to everybody's astonishment. Finally Sweet Vi'lets turned on him and told him to go to the devil.
You've always been as stuck up and abusive to me as you well could be. So 't is only natural I should n't stand up for you." The lord of Greenwood swallowed before he said, "Perhaps I've not been neighbourly, but what sort of revenge is it to force me from my home, and distress my wife and daughter?" "That's it," assented the Committeeman. "And so I came over to see what could be done.
Why?" "Did you see de Spain at Calabasas this afternoon?" "No." "See him anywhere else?" "No, I did not. What do you mean? What," demanded his niece with spirit, "do you want to know? What are you trying to find out?" Duke turned in his rage on Gale. "There! You hear that what have you got to say now?" he demanded with an abusive oath.
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