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"Two undoubted cases of it, master and man, the man more advanced, with the combination of both forms, the master with only the anaesthetic form he has a touch of it, too, on his little finger. Take them away. I strongly advise, Doctor Masters, a thorough fumigation of the ambulance afterward." "Look here . . . " Dag Daughtry began belligerently.

They could sniff and snarl belligerently across at him, but he took no notice, reserving his companionship for the play-acted and perennial quarrel with Pedro. Also, Michael was out in the arena more often and far longer hours than any of them.

"Do you think I'd tell him what the party was for? What does the poor man know about christenings? and him, God help him, a haythen of a Jew. Make your mind easy, Miss; it'll just be a party to him. No more than that." "But he all of them will see Father Burke," Miss Bailey urged. "And who could they see that would do them more good?" demanded Mrs. Diamantstein belligerently. "Cock them up then.

Sleuth swung at that straight one, his heart full of confidence, but he missed it cleanly. In a moment he was raging at the catcher, who had promptly snapped off his mask and tossed it aside. "Somebody will break your head if you try that again," snarled Piper. "What's the matter with you?" flung back Copley belligerently. "You've got bats in your belfry."

Tutts belligerently. "Look here, Mis' Tutts, I don't want to have no words with you, but " "What's that?" interrupted Mrs. Tutts eyeing the visiting card which Mrs. Jackson had been studying intently. "Is she leavin' tickets for somethin'?" "Oh, no," replied. Mrs. Jackson in a blasé tone, "this is merely her callin' card." "Callin' card! You was to home, wasn't you?"

Then, apparently concluding that the figure in the armchair was real flesh and blood and not a creature of the imagination, he tossed his cap to the table, revealing a rumpled mass of golden yellow hair, and looked belligerently at the intruder. "Say, you've got the wrong room, I guess," he announced. "Here's where they put me," answered Kenneth gravely.

There had been two n's in the Denis, originally, but although he had disposed of a part of his birthright, he was still belligerently Irish. "What about Rumania? What about the Russians at Lemberg? What about Saloniki?" "You Irish!" said the rector, genially. "Always fighting the world and each other. Tell me, Nolan, why is it that you always have individual humor and collective ill-humor?"

"You are still enough of a man to keep your word, I believe, so long as I observe my part of our bargain?" Ed, slightly mollified, agreed. "Of course I am; I never welched. But I won't be treated as an incompetent, and I'm tired of these eternal wrangles and jangles." "You HAVE welched." "Eh?" Austin frowned belligerently.

Spasso glared at him, belligerently but hopefully. "I understand what you thought you were going to do here. You expected Captain Harkaman here to establish a base for the Duke of Wardshaven, and you thought, if you were here ahead of him and in a posture of defense, that he'd take you into the Duke's service rather than waste ammunition and risk damage and casualties wiping you out.

He gazed ferociously up at the driver of the truck. "Who the hell are you?" he demanded belligerently. The driver spoke sternly, repeating what he'd said before. The drunk assumed an air of outraged dignity. "If I wanna stay here, that's my business! Who th' hell are you anyways, disturbin' a citizen tax-payer on his lawful occasions? Are you Martians? I wouldn't put it pasht you!"