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What did you stick up for him for if you hated him? I bet old man Carmody swiped the bonds himself!" "Stop right there! Aren't you ashamed to speak so disrespectfully of Mr. Carmody? He was an old friend of father's." "I don't care if he was. I'm an old friend of Bill's, too. And Bill ain't a thief, no matter what he says!" "You go to bed this minute.
"Why, sir, he has got a dirty trick of speakin' disrespectfully of you behind your back." "Human weakness, Darby! poor profligate man! Proceed, what does he say?" "Why, sir, if it 'ud be agreeable to you, I'd rather not be goin' over it." "We should know our friends from our enemies, O'Drive; but I forgive him, and shall earnestly pray for him this night. What did he say?"
He had said, after the dinner at which Bonaparte treated him so disrespectfully, "Do you see how that little insolent fellow behaves to a member of a Government which would do well to order him to be SHOT?" But all was changed when able mediators pointed out to Bonaparte the advantage of uniting with Sieye's for the purpose of overthrowing a Constitution which he did not like.
I'm just telling you about it." "Then you let me go, Byrd! I didn't hurt his old fiddle!" "Tut, tut! You mustn't think I'm knocking you around on account of that. Oh dear, no! I wouldn't have any right to do that, Dreer. What I'm doing is punishing you for speaking disrespectfully of our dear old Alma Mater. Look out for your face, Dreer!"
"How fantastic absence is!" said Isabel, as the three friends sat once more that evening in the little study where nothing seemed to have changed, and where they seemed to have been sitting all the hours of those now quite disrespectfully forgotten months. "Yes, but how real!" said Jenny. It was Jenny who said "how real!" How fantastic, too, is the present!
"O! this leaving you is too hard to bear!" exclaimed Eustacia in a sudden whisper of anguish. "Your mother will influence you too much; I shall not be judged fairly, it will get afloat that I am not a good girl, and the witch story will be added to make me blacker!" "They cannot. Nobody dares to speak disrespectfully of you or of me."
The disgrace of his first marriage might, perhaps, as there was no reason to suppose it perpetuated by offspring, have been got over, had he not done worse; but he had, as by the accustomary intervention of kind friends, they had been informed, spoken most disrespectfully of them all, most slightingly and contemptuously of the very blood he belonged to, and the honours which were hereafter to be his own.
In this letter, which was signed by a feigned name, she had acquainted Amelia with the infidelity of her husband, and had besides very greatly abused him; taxing him with many falsehoods, and, among the rest, with having spoken very slightingly and disrespectfully of his wife.
I regret to add that a "Poilu" near by disrespectfully referred to it as "another of the horrors of war," adding that in times of peace there was some kind of personal liberty, whereas now "a man could not have toothache without being forced to have it ended, and that there was no possibility of escaping a dentist who hunted you down by motor."
Papa sent me up to tell you that he's going to take a crowd down the Blue Creek, this afternoon, and to ask you if you don't want to come along with us." "I shouldn't think he'd dare take Charlie again, for fear he'd hoodoo it all," said Grant disrespectfully. "Who's going?" asked Howard. "All of us; Cousin Euphemia and all; and Dr. Brownlee and Marjorie and you.
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