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Updated: June 7, 2025
The lawyer's name was Rubiny, ill-naturedly supposed to be a corruption of Reuben. They stood there one afternoon, Sir Francis' eloquence in full play, but he was a shocking speaker, and the crowd, laughing, hissing, groaning and applauding, blocking up the road.
We see that marriage exists, that all humanity at least the larger portion lives conjugally, and that many husbands and wives honestly end a long life together." The nervous gentleman smiled ill-naturedly. "And what then?
A speech from Goderich, very animated in his way, and very heavy. The House did not cheer him once. He pressed himself upon it with bad taste. He spoke upon all the collateral and unimportant points. He swung his arm about like a boy throwing a stone from a sling. Lord Mansfield spoke, sleepily and ill-naturedly.
She saw it also from her own point of view that of a respectable cottage dweller whose great-great-grandfather had been born in a black-and- white timbered house in a green lane, and who knew what were "gentry ways" and what nature of being could never even remotely approach the assumption of them. She had seen Tembarom more than once, and summed him up by no means ill-naturedly.
As you know, we are for the moment powerless in the matter. Will you please explain to Miss Abbeway and the Bishop here just what has been done?" "It seems a waste of time," Bright replied ill-naturedly, "but here is the story. Julian Orden left his rooms at a quarter to six on Thursday evening. He walked down to St. James's Street and turned into the Park.
When, in the evening after dinner, Miss Thorne expatiated on the excellence of Mr. Arabin's qualities, and hinted that any little rumour which might be ill-naturedly spread abroad concerning him really meant nothing, Mrs. Bold found herself unable to answer. When Miss Thorne went a little further and declared that she did not know a prettier vicarage-house in the county than St. Ewold's, Mrs.
That needs education, and something more. Some music wearies me, there's no denying it. 'You like the Melody in F? 'Yes, I do. Alma laughed, with superiority, but not ill-naturedly. 'And I think it detestable but of course that doesn't matter. When I talk about books you think me a nincompoop. That word used to amuse me so when I was a child.
As Joan entered the dogs raised their absurd heads and with their flappy ears and padded paws patted the floor in welcome. "Where is Aunt Dorrie?" asked Joan, poising herself on the arm of a deep chair. "In the chapel," Nancy replied, bent over the snarl she had made of woof and warp. "I wish Aunt Dorrie would have that room sealed!" Joan spoke ill-naturedly; "I know it's haunted.
"No," replied Henry Burns, "but I don't mind saying I'm tired. I wouldn't stir out of this place again to-night for sixteen billion dol " The door opened, and a bulky, red-faced man entered, stamping, shaking the rain from his clothing like a big Newfoundland dog, and railing ill-naturedly at the weather.
No, no, come and sit down by Madame de Cornuel: she longs to be introduced to you, and is one of the wittiest women in Europe." "With all my heart! provided she employs her wit ill-naturedly, and uses it in ridiculing other people, not praising herself." "Oh! nobody can be more satirical; indeed, what difference is there between wit and satire? Come, Count!"
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