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Updated: May 7, 2025
You thought it useless to inquire into the cause of these half-angry contradictions; you both knew what you were about. You and Edgar both love the same woman. It is the woman who suddenly retreated from the piano. Perhaps she left the house after some disagreeable scene between you two in her presence. I watched all your movements when we three were together in the parlor.
Burton," she exclaimed, her voice full of concern, "I'm afraid this has made you feel ill? I oughtn't to have let you come here!" And it was she who in her clear, low voice told the cabman the address of the Hotel Saint Ange. Gerald Burton muttered a word of half-angry excuse. He was keenly ashamed of what he took to be his lack of manliness.
"No, she won't," said Molly briskly; "when she says she is going to send us to bed early, she always does it." "Molly!" cried Sara, half-laughing, half-angry, "I think it must be your bedtime, now." "There! That's just because you want to talk to Mr. Glendenning," whined the child. "Last night, 'cause you was lonesome, you let us sit up till nine. I don't think it's fair!"
But now he will come, yes, he'll come now." Carford, driven half-mad by an outburst which his own device had caused, moved by whatever of true love he had for her, and by his great rage and jealousy against me, fairly ran at her and caught her by the wrist. "Why do you talk of him? Do you love him?" he said from between clenched teeth. She looked at him, half-angry, half-wondering. Then she said,
Reassured, Barker no longer hesitated, but dashed with his old impetuousness into his former partner's room. Stacy, already deeply absorbed in other business, was sitting with his back towards him, and Barker's arms were actually encircling his neck before the astonished and half-angry man looked up.
A little later again, Trigger suddenly shifted her shoulder uneasily, frowned and made a little half-angry, half-whimpering cry. Then her face smoothed out. Her breathing grew quiet and slow. Major Heslet Quillan of the Subspace Engineers came breezing into Manon Planet's spaceport very early in the morning.
Bathsheba blushed with half-angry embarrassment, and adjusted her eyes as well as her feet to the direct line of her path. "AH, Miss Everdene!" said the sergeant, touching his diminutive cap. "Little did I think it was you I was speaking to the other night. I say, could be no other woman.
'Then I will ask your master himself, said the maid. But as she stepped towards the knight, the dwarf struck her with his whip, and the little maid, half-angry and half-frightened, hurried back to the Queen, and told her how the dwarf had treated her.
"I do not," replied Philip, in a half-angry tone. The voice of the little man was most peculiar it was a sort of subdued scream, the notes of which sounded in your ear long after he had ceased to speak.
She could hardly explain to herself why she told him this at the present moment. It came partly from jealousy, as though she had said to herself, "Though he may neglect me, he shall know that there is someone who does not;" and partly from an eager half-angry feeling that she would have nothing concealed.
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