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But for the presence of the Pilgrim, he told himself ill-temperedly, they might have waited for breakfast; but he had been so anxious to get her away from under the man's leering gaze that he had not thought of eating. And if the Pilgrim had been a man, he might have sent him over to Bridger's for her father and a horse.
"If our venerable friend does not stoop to deception," whispered the parson into Yorke's ear, "he will now find himself in an ugly hole." "I was observing that you did not eat your lamperns, Squire," said the stout gentleman, "and remarked that you were in no want of a feeder." "What's a feeder?" returned the host, ill-temperedly.
"You haven't been able to get any one yet to fell your trees for you?" Bates replied in the negative. "They think the place is dangerous," said the other, as if giving information, although he knew perfectly that Bates was aware of this. He had grown a little diffident in stating why he had come. "Fools they are!" said Bates, ill-temperedly.
You know I used to be a famous cook; do you recollect how you used to lick your fingers? You were among the first who tasted any of my dishes, and I think you relished them tolerably." While speaking, Caderousse went on peeling a fresh supply of onions. "But," said Andrea, ill-temperedly, "by my faith, if it was only to breakfast with you, that you disturbed me, I wish the devil had taken you!"
"Because I don't want you all coming here later on and complaining that I have been unfair." "It's apparently got to suit us," said Paul. "I beg your pardon, my boy. You have only to speak, and I will leave the house to you instead." Paul frowned ill-temperedly, and began scratching at his arm.
'You will do nothing of the kind, my girl. He was in his usual place, already working at Marian's task; he spoke in a low, thick voice. 'Spend your evening as you choose, I have no need of you. 'I behaved very ill-temperedly. Forgive me, father. 'Have the goodness to go away. You hear me? His eyes were inflamed, and his discoloured teeth showed themselves savagely.
"If they are parallel they cannot by definition either diverge or converge." "You are, then," said I, "an old-fashioned adherent of the theory of the parabolic universe?" At which sensible reply of mine the old man muttered rather ill-temperedly, and begged me to speak of something else. I asked him whether the knowledge of languages had not declined in his time.
"Would you mind telling me when you expect to be back?" he inquired ill-temperedly. "I don't know yet." "Don't know!" burst out Portlaw; "hell's bells!" Malcourt shook his head. Portlaw profanely requested information as to how the place was to be kept going. Malcourt was patient with him to the verge of indifference. "There's nothing to blow up about. Hastings is competent to manage things "
"Well, you fellows," said he, "what are you going to do?" "Let's have a game of leapfrog while the fags aren't looking," said Crossfield, a schoolhouse monitor and a wag in a small way. "It's all very well for you to fool about," said Game, ill-temperedly. "You schoolhouse fellows think, as long as you get well looked after, Willoughby may go to the dogs." "What do you mean?" said Fairbairn.
This time I took care to pour half the water into the basin, and to put a towel near the soap. Then I went back to Paul. As soon as I got into the room, he said, "You have got a nice sort of camel there!" and I answered, laughing. "My dear friend, don't speak ill of sour grapes," and he replied, ill-temperedly: "Just take care how this ends, my good fellow."
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