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Updated: May 25, 2025
And also he became conscious of a longing to leave France for a season. France was passing through a post-war stage of disgruntlement and suspicion, drawing tight around her feet her tri-coloured skirts so that they should not be touched by the passing foreigner. France was bleeding from her wounds weeping for her children and refusing to be comforted.
"When I feel that I must see you, because you are such a good little adviser, I shall come back here," he said, "morning after morning, in the hope of seeing you and unburdening my disgruntlement." She laughed, as if it were a joke.
It went home! It was vitriol! I saw the envy and disgruntlement rise in the man's face; he couldn't keep it down. I saw him try to fix up something in his mind to take the bloom off that distinction. I enjoyed that, for I judged that he had his work cut out for him.
It was our turn to eat sandwiches after that, while Yussuf Dakmar recovered from his disgruntlement. But just before the meal was finished Jeremy revived the game by asking suddenly in an awestruck whisper where "it" was. He slapped himself all over in a hurry, feeling for hidden pockets, and then came over and pretended to search me.
So quick was the look she gave me that I knew she had in that moment caught all my disgruntlement and disgust. "Two days ago," she answered. "Why?" Her readiness for give and take took me aback, and before I could speak she went on: "Now you're not to be at all silly about my coming, Mr. Pathurst.
I went home. Harman, and I strode the long miles in considerable disgruntlement, for it was largely in that hope that I had gone to Quesnay.
There is, however, no evidence that he really hoped to win his release from the academy in the year 1779, or that the thesis just spoken of was regarded as a graduation thesis. Neither his own letters nor those of his friends indicate that he was angry at being kept in school another year. Probably the critics have made too much out of this factor of personal disgruntlement.
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