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Updated: July 4, 2025
Even the reservation was changed a little. He threw away that cigarette and lighted another, and turned aggrievedly upon a dried little man who came up with the open expectation of using the truck upon which Luck was sitting uncomfortably. There was the squint of long looking against sun and wind at a far skyline in the dried little man's face.
Dallas put in aggrievedly. "Why, that's the most tantalizing thing I ever heard." "I'm afraid that's all," I said. "She went her way and I went mine. If she recalls me at all, she probably thinks of me as a weak-kneed individual who faints like a woman when everything is over." "What did I tell you?" Mrs. Dallas asserted triumphantly. "He fainted, did you hear? when everything was over!
With the trunks in one hand and the rubber-soled slippers in the other, Ogden stood and stared, only half understanding that the big boy before him was laughing at him for his solicitude and trying to reassure him with that same mirth. "Funny, is it?" he snorted aggrievedly. "So very very funny? Well, I only hope you'll be able to laugh that way again say even in a month or two!"
"I hoofed it every fut o' the road," she remarked aggrievedly. Miss Gordon took a new thread from her ball and fitted it into her needle with majestic dignity. Sarah Emily was silent a moment, then hummed her favorite song. "My grandmother lives on yonder little green, As fine an old lady as ever was seen, She has often cautioned me with care, Of all false young men to beware!
Mary tried to take the rod from his hand. "Let be!" he cried, hanging on. "You'll break it!" "I guess steel don't break so easy," she said aggrievedly. "I just wanted to 'heft' it." "Light as a feather," boasted Jimmy. "Fish all day and it won't tire a man at all. Done unjoint it and put it in its case, and not go dragging up everything along the bank like a living stump-puller.
"I don't know whether he broke the skin or not," she answered aggrievedly, still looking off into the west. "If I were one of your friends in white pants, I'd strike a match to find whether you were hurt, though I know you are not, and then I'd see your ankle, wouldn't I?" "I suppose so." He shook his head and stood with his hands in the pockets of his old painting jacket.
The boy still spoke crossly, aggrievedly, but every trace of displeasure had fled from the little girl's face at his words. She clapped her hands joyfully. "Oh, how splendid! Now you've really got FOLKS folks that care, you know. And you won't ever have to explain that he wasn't BORN your folks, 'cause your name's the same now. I'm so glad, GLAD, GLAD!"
"Go ahead 'n' shoot," he ordered aggrievedly. "Hunter'sh alwaysh shoot at rush'le in the dark. Good joke on hunter'sh good joke on my good frien', Misther O'Mara! Think'sh's got deer until he inves'gates at leisure. Best joke of all'sh on myself." The muscles which all day had been a marvel of firmness beneath him gave way altogether. Without a sound he pitched forward upon his face.
Like as not he's reading with a candle in the wood-shed. We'll all be burnt up some night." "But he's got through his chores," interposed Mrs. Harkutt deprecatingly. "Yes," continued Harkutt, aggrievedly, "but instead of goin' to bed, or addin' up bills, or takin' count o' stock, or even doin' sums or suthin' useful, he's ruinin' his eyes and wastin' his time over trash."
Neil, however, did not get into this. Greatly to his surprise and disappointment McCullough took his place at left half, and Neil sat on the bench and aggrievedly watched the lucky ones peeling off their sweaters in preparation for the fray.
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