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Updated: June 29, 2025
You have brought me to this horrible extremity; infuriating me and driving me from the path of rectitude which I was tranquilly pursuing. Who is to blame I or you?" "You, you!" "Neither you nor I can decide the question. I think we are both to blame: you for your violence and injustice, I for my injustice and violence.
Walter shook his head wearily. The shop steward was a goad, annoying, perhaps even infuriating, but tolerable. Torkleson was a different matter. He pulled his worn overcoat down over frayed shirt sleeves, and tried vainly to straighten the celluloid collar that kept scooting his tie up under his ear. Once off the moving strip, he started up the Robling corridor toward the plant gate.
If we rescue ourselves as a community from poverty and discomfort, we must take care not to fling ourselves into something far more infuriating to a normal human being and that is boredom.
Macrae read the message aloud; it ran thus: 'No good wiring to Gianesi and Giambresi at headquarters. You are hitched on to us, and to nobody else. Better climb down. What are your terms? 'This is infuriating, said Mr. Macrae. 'It must be a practical joke, but how to reach the operators?
I am Keraunus the son of Ptolemy, whose father came into Egypt with Alexander the Great, and helped to found this city, and every one knows it. Our possessions were diminished; but it is for that very reason that I insist on our illustrious blood being recognized. Pontius sends to command the presence of Keraunus! If it were not infuriating it would be laughable for who is this man, who?
He tugged and snatched at it savagely, and just then the boy leaped upon me, butting at me, and striking with all his might, infuriating me so by his cowardly attack, that, holding on to the rope with one hand, I swung round my doubled fist with the other and struck him with all my might.
"Oh, it's wicked!" she cried. "It's the most abominably selfish thing I ever heard of!" He made a gesture of protest, but it didn't stop her. "Oh, I suppose," she flashed, "she didn't mean any harm wasn't just trying to do the cruelest thing she could to you. But it would be a little less infuriating if she had." "Pull up, Freddy!" he said. Rather gently though, for him.
His expression told her that he was congratulating himself on his wisdom and success in having given her a sharp talking to; that he was thinking it had brought her to her senses, had restored her respect for him, had opened the way for her love for him to begin to show itself that love which he so firmly believed in, egotist that he was! Could anything be more infuriating?
Eve's fury at the man's loathsome suggestion drove her beyond all caution. And she flung her answer at him with a hatred that was wholly infuriating to the man. "You best go. Remember, I know the truth of you," she cried. "We've saved you from the rope, once. I still have it in my power to " "Eh?" He stepped up to her and stood, his face within a few inches of hers. "So that's it, is it?
But with those three letters burning over my heart the duties of conductor became infuriating. It was an awful day; for what was Pompey's Pillar to me while I remained ignorant of my friends' adventures? "What scrapes has that blessed girl got into?" "Has anything happened to worry Biddy?"
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