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"Don't tell tales out of school." He was silent for a moment, fingering his big eyeglasses nervously. "It may please you to know that she thinks you are an exceedingly nice man." "No, it doesn't!" I roared irascibly. "I'm damned if I like being called an exceedingly nice man." "They were my words, sir, not hers," he explained desperately.
"Come vere? Vat is it?" "Come on!" roared the major irascibly. "What d'ye want to stand asking questions for? Put on your hat and come." The major had retained the cab at the door, and the two jumped into it. "Drive to Verdi's Restaurant," he said to the driver.
"Very plain, sir," said the boy; "but they'll only make a muddle of it, sir. Fancy fat Sam and the cook and Dick!" "Do as you're told!" said the other irascibly. "O' course, sir," said Henry, "but they'll only worry me with a lot o' questions as to who 'e is an' wot you want 'im for."
It is now a week since Stefansson came up to the house, and the water dripping from him ran down and joined the baby rivers that were rushing down the little road before our house. "I've come for orders, Mr. Jelliffe," he said. "Orders! What orders?" asked Daddy, irascibly. "I'd like to know what orders I can give except to wait till this fiendish weather gets better.
And irascibly, unreasonably indignant as if he had already been contending in argument with legions of mythical, over-respectable Holidays, Max Hempel whipped his paper open to another page, a page that told of a drive somewhere on the western front that had failed miserably, for this was the year nineteen hundred and sixteen and there was a war going on, "on the other side."
Even if she were to have conclusive knowledge about her son's actions throughout each and every day, and even if she were to find him as innocent as a babe, the correct way of dealing with him would still be guesswork. Such was the peculiarity of the human condition. "With Monopoly money," he chuckled "With what?" she repeated irascibly. " Twenty bucks out of my allowance money.
"The worthy Abbot of Darley in especial!" whispered Agatha in the ear of Amphillis. "What manner of man is he, holy Father, by your leave?" "One of these new sectaries," replied the Abbot, irascibly. "A man that favours the poor priests of whom you spake, and swears by the Rector of Ludgarshall, this Wycliffe, that maketh all this bruit.
"There's only them two left; t'other died. Wonder if they be coming to Hartledon again? Calne haven't seemed the same since they left it." "Which is this one?" "He can't be anybody but himself," retorted Mr. Jones, irascibly, deeming the question superfluous. "There be but the two left, I say the earl and him; everybody knows him for the Honourable Percival Elster.
Now then, do as I tell you! Are you drunk?" With a sullen air Tignonville threw in his mattress. La Tribe did the same. Fortunately the passage was ill-lighted, and there were many helpers and strange servants in the inn. The butler only thought them ill-looking fellows who knew no better. "Now be off!" he continued irascibly. "This is no place for your sort. Be off!" And, as they moved, "Coming!
The strong yellow rays of the lantern dazzled before them and prevented them from seeing anything of its bearer, though the moonlight beams were still unclouded. "Mother!" Richard cried irascibly, and levelled the torch on her like a revolver. Its brightness showed the dewy roundness, towsled with perplexity, of a doe-eyed girl of Ellen's age. "Ach!" said Richard, shouting with rage. "Who are you?
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