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In the evenings he gets drunk at the Red Cow; so I know little of him, save that he is a red-faced man, with a Moustache like a tooth-brush and two great hands like hams. His wife is taciturn almost to dumbness. She is a thick-set, black-haired woman, and looks at me disapprovingly out of the corner of her eye as if I were a blackbeetle which she would like to squash under foot.
The count listened with closed eyes, heaving abrupt sighs at certain passages. Natasha sat erect, gazing with a searching look now at her father and now at Pierre. Pierre felt her eyes on him and tried not to look round. The countess shook her head disapprovingly and angrily at every solemn expression in the manifesto.
At last she passed her hand quickly across her brow, as if to dispel some unpleasant thought, and shook her burning head, half sadly, half disapprovingly. She had done a good deed and this, this But she had not performed it for the sake of reward, she had only desired to aid the sufferer. Straightening herself proudly, she limped toward the kitchen.
She was startled in earnest this time. She sat up and looked at him disapprovingly. There was a touch of the old hauteur in her tone. "How can you be so ridiculous!" she exclaimed. "Would it be ridiculous of me?" "Does it occur to you," she asked, "that I am the sort of person to encourage attentions from a man who is not free to offer them?" "I had forgotten that," he admitted, quite frankly.
"For God's sake, do leave me in peace with your damned yellow monkeys!" cried Colonel Webster, banging his fist on the table so hard that the whisky and soda glasses jumped up in a fright, then came down again irritably and wagged their heads disapprovingly, so that the amber-colored fluid spilled over the edge and lay on the table in little pearly puddles. "As you like, colonel.
"Really like that," replied Ross sorrowfully. "Then," announced Arethusa with decision, and her red mouth pursed disapprovingly, "I don't believe that I want to go to her party!" Elinor struggled between exasperation and a desire to laugh. "Mrs. Chestnut is lovely, Arethusa, and so is her daughter.
Wilberforce was on her way upstairs with her candle as he came in. She looked at him disapprovingly, and hoped, with something like irony, that he had enjoyed his walk. "Though you must have had to grope along in the dark, which does not seem much of a pleasure." "The air is delightful," said Dick, with unnecessary fervour.
But, as I say, I leaned upon a broken reed, for when, the next day, I asked her what she was writing, she laughed and showed me a sonnet. "Poetry, eh?" I said, disapprovingly, as I looked over her manuscript. "Yes," she answered, modestly. "A sonnet." And I read, "To S.W." "Who's 'S.W.?" I asked, with a frown, although I little suspected what her answer would be. "Sam Wilkins," she replied.
I weep not for anguish, but for joy, and would have gladly lost my other son, if he could have died like my Lysander." The Jew, horrified at these, to him, sinful and unnatural words, shook his head disapprovingly; but the Greeks overwhelmed the old man with congratulations, deeming him much to be envied.
HARRY looks disapprovingly down into this openness at his feet, returns to his breakfast. What a smell. ANTHONY: Yes. Fertilizer has to smell. HARRY: Well, it doesn't have to smell up my breakfast! CLAIRE: What are you doing here? HARRY: Getting breakfast. CLAIRE: I'll not have you in my place! HARRY: If you take all the heat then you have to take me. CLAIRE: I'll show you how I have to take you.
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