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Updated: May 13, 2025
There was a double-doored gateway, and after much thundering in vain, at which the tipstaff, a red-nosed old soldier, waxed very irate, the old woman came out in curtseying, crying, frightened humility, declaring that they would find no one there they might look if they would.
He was recalled from these sentimental regrets by the irate voice of Master Shelton in dispute with Bridget. "She said there was cake! Mrs. Ponsonby said there was cake and that I could have some!" each word very emphatic, judicial and accusative.
He did it suddenly, with a sharp reaction, and started in impetuous pursuit. His first movement a spirited rush carried him into a family, a compact phalanx moving solidly upon the exit. He ran into someone, a child, stammered apologies, placated an irate mother, then craning his neck for his quarry, saw the high blonde head in the distance against the darkness of the street.
"There is no mistake," answered Lotbinière, decidedly. "As for lenient dealings, do you think that is the way to keep down the lower classes? The strong hand and the severe example are the only guarantees of social order." The irate Marquis rose from his chair and paced the room. "Villain! The thought of him drives me beyond myself."
If it does, an irate customer can descend on the luckless installer of the less expensive pump and cause general unpleasantness if not loss of custom. The difference between these two kinds of pump, aside from price, is that with a shallow-well one, suction is produced in the cylinder of the pump itself, while the deep-well pump has its plunger and cylinder at the bottom of the well.
Yes," his voice became louder, "I have heard enough. Enough!" he screamed. "You want to take from us what is ours! You want to rob us, to steal from my people in order that your people may prosper and we may suffer! That is what you want," and he shook his clenched fist in the face of the tapop. The latter started up like an irate turkey, and screamed, "You lie! what we want from you is right!
Leslie said, and Lawyer Ed went away well pleased with it. He went two blocks out of his way, so that he could reach J. P. Thornton's office without passing his own, and spent another hour laying the scheme before him. So, when he finally got to his place of business, irate clients were buzzing about it like angry bees. But little cared Lawyer Ed.
Directly the repast was over he hastened to his daughters apartment, only to find her flown! Dismayed and angry, he rushed to the chaplain and demanded an explanation. The good old man, after a vain attempt to soothe his irate patron, revealed all all, that is, save the place where the fugitives were concealed, and that he firmly refused to divulge.
You'd know 'ow to behave to people when they come in to see you, then. As for Selina, I wouldn't marry her now for all her money." "Money?" said the irate Selina, scornfully. "What money?" "The money in the paper," said Mr. Russell, with a diabolical leer in the direction of the unfortunate Mr. Vickers. "The paper what your father found in your box. Didn't he tell you?"
And Otrepiev spoke the whole truth at last in his great dread. "He is not my nephew." "Not?" It was a roar of rage. "You dared lie to me?" Otrepiev's knees were loosened by terror, and he went down upon them before the irate Tsar. "I did not lie not altogether. I told you a half-truth, Highness.
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