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Updated: May 25, 2025
"You may be certain of that, aunt," every one who could claim the most distant relationship to this amiable woman, and whose years did not render the appellation disrespectful, called her "aunt" "you may be certain of that, aunt, for their equals are not to be found in this colony.
And he said in such a way, 'Every one knew what his father was. So I told him his father was ten thousand times nicer than ever he would be if be lived a hundred years, and I could not bear him if he talked in that wicked, disrespectful way, and Fly kissed me for it, mamma, and said her daddy was worth a hundred of such a prig as he was.
To thoroughly test its efficacy, Nemorino drinks the whole of it. When he encounters Adina he is half tipsy, and accosts her in such disrespectful style that she becomes enraged, and determines to give her hand to the sergeant, and promises to marry him in a week. Meanwhile an order comes for the departure of the sergeant's detachment, and he begs her to marry him the same day.
"Very likely still I should be just as well pleased not to continue their acquaintance. I don't like to hear things that are disrespectful. I should have ceased to call, but relatives of theirs are old friends of Mr. Lovegrove's mother's family." "Quite so, quite so," the other returned.
The woman of the house would not be pleased if we carried it back to her, and if we threw food away it would be a sin. If it was not disrespectful to your breakfast the boys and girls here might be able to get rid of it by eating it, for, as you know, young people can always eat a bit more, no matter how much they have already eaten."
Directly they became unduly presumptuous he lumbered off to the river, as if he considered it much more becoming to fish than to join in the sport of his progeny. Perhaps, indeed, he deemed a change of surroundings essential that he might forget the liberties taken with him by his disrespectful youngsters.
"I'm very sorry to hear that any of my men should seem wanting in respect to their officers," said the Colonel quietly, as he "attended to" a wicked flea which was breakfasting off his wrist. "I can hardly believe it. I have the most obedient and respectful men in the whole army. I'm afraid you did something that provoked, if it did not justify, disrespectful conduct."
"He will offer it first to our own Government." "Will he, mademoiselle? Ah, do not be offended," catching Kathleen's swift change of expression. "I dare speak as I do for France; think me not disrespectful but others wait to tempt your father." "Nonsense!" "I know what I know, mademoiselle. It has gotten abroad that Mr.
We needn't tell anybody not even Whistler or Al. Gee! it will be great." "Mebbe the old man won't say so." He was referring to Captain Trevor, but in no disrespectful way. "Old Man" is rather a term of admiration and affection applied to the commander of a ship. "Lots he'll be botherin' about what we do," sniffed Frenchy. Ikey was already enamored of his friend's plan.
Nothing in the least disrespectful is intended." "But this is Siam," my friends replied pessimistically, "and such things simply aren't done here. No one has ever taken a motion-picture of a royal cremation." "It's never too late to begin," I told them. So I took a rickshaw out to the American Legation and enlisted the cooperation of our charge d'affaires, Mr.
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