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I could not brook it; the insult, the insulter, were too revolting. As the unhappy buffoon approached me, thrusting his distorted face towards mine, I seized and pushed him aside, with a brief curse and a violent hand. The old man bent down, and paused for a few moments before he resumed. Crompton lost his eye, but my punishment was as severe as his.
I shall improve the first opportunity I have to insult him. "'That might be impossible, I suggested. "'But I'll make the effort, says Dan. "As an insulter I wouldn't wonder if Dan had large capacity when properly stirred up. "'Better let him alone. I have lines out that will bring information. Be patient. "Dan rose and said he would see me soon, an' left with a rather stern look in his face.
Mege went on still in frantic fashion, figuratively casting Sagnier into the gutter, and protesting that there was nothing in common between himself and such a base insulter.
"A man dares to speak in disrespectful terms of Mademoiselle de la Valliere, and yet you refuse to tell me the name of the insulter?" "Sire, I thought it was quite understood that your majesty had abandoned the idea of making me denounce him."
"You cannot impart intelligence to a fool, heart to a coward, or delicacy of feeling to a boor." "I could have chastised the miserable insulter." She had a superb gesture of indifference. "Bash!" she interrupted. "What are insults to me? I am so accustomed to them, that they no longer have any effect upon me.
John's taunt was calculated, therefore, to sting him to the quick. The scion of the Broons, fired for the honour of his house, drove straight at the mouth of the insulter. But John jouked to the side, and Swipey skinned his knuckles on the wall.
He had hit oftener from behind than from before. He had always taken every advantage of size and weight and numbers that he could call to his assistance. He was an insulter of girls and women. He was a bar-room brawler, and a saloon-corner loafer.
As she tore herself fiercely away, she heard the man in the trap laugh loud approval. She struck at her insulter with clenched hand; but she did not touch him, for just then something happened to him. The long arm of the youth went out like a cannon-ball, and the drummer sprawled in the ditch.
"Don't call me that name or I'll " What the excited professor meant to say was not disclosed as, at that moment, in shaking his fist at Professor Socrat he let slip the bell, which, with a clang struck the French teacher on the chest. "A blow! I am insult!" Mr. Socrat exclaimed. "It must be wiped out wiz ze blood of my insulter!" He caught up a book to throw at Mr.
He saw that his scheme was likely to be frustrated simply through this one man. "You dog of an Injun," he cried. "You vile psalm singer, get out of this and go to h l," at the same time giving him a sharp slap in the face. Stung to the quick by the double insult of word and blow, in the presence of his own people, and upon his ancestral domain, with a yell Amos leaped for his insulter.
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