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Yet there was a human hand inside of the steel gauntlet, as all men knew. Having once beaten a bullying gang-boss into the hospital at Denver, he had promptly charged himself with the support of the man's family. Other generous roughnesses were recorded of him, and if the attitude of the men was somewhat tempered by wholesome fear, it was none the less loyal.
Reviewing the whole tumultuary discussion, he began by answering Kenrick. After alluding to the long course of bullying which had been ended in this manner, he appealed to the common sense of the meeting whether the thing could be regarded as a mere joke, when they remembered Eden's tender age and highly susceptible nature?
The Big Blue cock had kept up a state of bad feeling by his bullying, but it was the Little Lady that had made them close in mortal combat. Billy had no authority to wring the Big Blue's neck, but he interfered as far as he could in behalf of his favorite Arnaux. Pigeon marriages are arranged somewhat like those of mankind.
'By dint of bribing, bullying, cajoling, and going day by day to see the state of things ordered, all my work is very nearly ready now; but those who have neglected these precautions are of course disappointed. He ordered a boat a month since and yesterday we could see nothing of her but the keel and about two planks. I could multiply instances without end.
Whether the climax of his good fortune had arrived at the moment he entered my service I know not, but, if so, there was a cloud over his happiness in his subjection to Mahomet the dragoman, who rejoiced in the opportunity of bullying the two inferiors.
We boys were average lads, with much the same inherent capacity for good and evil as any others; but the people who were set over us cared about as much for our intellectual and moral welfare as if they were baby-farmers. We were left to the operation of the struggle for existence among ourselves, and bullying was the least of the ill practices current among us.
There was no vulgar bullying, no bravado of any sort, no choleric hectoring, and striding to and fro across the apartment, jerking out vehement commands for Bartleby to bundle himself off with his beggarly traps. Nothing of the kind.
Frank whistled again. "Why, he has become very courageous since he took to bullying boys! He is really bloodthirsty." "He is determined to square accounts with you, sir. He says you have been boning military at his expense for some time, just to show your authority." "Which he knows is absolutely false," Frank flashed back.
Pont, the housekeeper, did in her leisure time. This man's face was pink and fair, his hair golden. "Warn him not of the hilt-thrust, Seymour, lad," he said suddenly. "Give it him first for a sneering, bullying, taverning, chambering knave." The tall gentleman glanced at his down-flung cup, raised his eyebrows, and drank from the bottle. "Such would annoy you, Hal, of course," he murmured.
You know the kind of man who is the hero of some novels, the muscular blackguard, and you remember what are his unfailing characteristics. He has a deep chest. He has huge arms and limbs, the muscles being knotted. He has an immense moustache. He is always growing black with fury, and bullying weak men. On such occasions, his lips may be observed to be twisted into an evil sneer.
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