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"I leave thee in fear," said he, "for thou art the apple of my eye, O Absalom, and when I am gone some calamity may befall. From whence it comes I know not, but as men look at the heaped clouds behind the hills and say, 'Lo, it will soon fall in rain, so does my heart look out and observe darkness, and I am ill-satisfied to quit this house."
Almost every high Spanish official was guilty of peculation at the expense of the government, and of bribe-taking at the expense of the citizens. The Creoles not Ill-Satisfied with it. Nevertheless the Creoles were far from ill-satisfied with Spanish rule.
As for me, I fell into their hands after receiving four ugly wounds, which, however, I had revenged by laying four Turks dead upon the ground. "The Turks having effected this onslaught with their usual expedition, returned to their galleys, ill-satisfied with a success which had cost them so dear.
He had expressed himself satisfied, but I knew that he was feeling very ill-satisfied, indeed, with himself; and I was not surprised when he presently said abruptly and almost rudely, 'There is one thing that I think we must settle here. 'Yes? I said. 'What is that? 'Our positions, he blurted out, 'Or we shall cross one another again within the hour. 'Umph!
Yes, it is quite true I was speedily being transformed into a sailor; and yet I was far from being satisfied with my situation or rather I should say I was miserably ill-satisfied perfectly wretched. You are surprised and demand the reason. I shall give it in a few words. I had not been many days on board the Pandora when I observed something which I fancied odd about the ship.
Ye see, nobry had no feelin' for me here in village; they all towd me to resign mysel', an' that, an' it were wicked o' me to be ill-satisfied wi' th' A'mighty's will. But, ye see, I wouldn't seem able to give ower frettin' I raly couldn't.
They are both Raffaelesque in the subject and treatment. It appears that Leonardo was ill-satisfied with his sojourn at Rome. He had long been accustomed to hold the first rank as an artist wherever he resided; whereas at Rome he found himself only one among many who, if they acknowledged his greatness, affected to consider his day as past.
The smallest American college would be ill-satisfied with such an equipment for any department of its work. Yet in these dingy quarters has been accomplished some of the best work in the new science of bacteriology that our century will have to boast.
"I suppose I had better die and leave them to look after themselves," he said, as he returned to his arm-chair. Lopez himself was not altogether ill-satisfied with the interview, not having expected that Mr. Wharton would have given way at once, and bestowed upon him then and there the kind father-in-law's "bless you, bless you!"
What you say will damn or save him; and I have too good an opinion of you to think that any old grudge, though you might have cause for it, would stand in his way. Walsingham answered as usual, that his opinion and his evidence would be known on the day of trial. Dashleigh went away very ill-satisfied, and persuaded that Walsingham harboured revenge against his relation.
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