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Updated: June 18, 2025
"Of course, 'e 's in the clear, an' proper right," said Pincher, irritatedly.
I've tended to the men that were shot before my eyes, and I've sung hymns over them that died. You boys have grown up on some of the stories about the things I've been through. "And here last night," she reproached irritatedly, "I heard someone say: 'Oh, come on we're scaring Mum to death! The idea!
The tall middle-aged man reached and caught him before he hit the floor, and eased him into a chair. He heard, as though from a great distance, Vaillant's voice saying irritatedly, "Let Paula take care of him, Webber. Look at this we're going to cross another rift " There were a few minutes then when everything was very jumbled up in Kieran's mind. The woman was talking to him.
He took her hand and kissed it and laid his other hand over it as usual. She put her other hand on top of his and patted it then withdrew her slender fingers and sat down. They glanced at each other and sighed. Jim was miserably informed now that he had made the angelic Charity Coe a theme for gossip. He felt guilty irritatedly guilty, because he had the name without the game.
Perhaps a hoot owl in the hollow trees overhead opens amber eyes and blinks irritatedly at the chattering, then wriggles his head farther down into his feathers, stretches a leg and a wing and settles himself for another nap. Little streams go sliding down between banks of bright green grass, and fuss over the mossy rocks that lie in their beds.
Razor in hand, ready to begin the task of shaving, a fresh onset, still more insistent, went whirling through his brain and sent a sudden numb sensation down his arm. He shook himself irritatedly. "Confound it!" he muttered. "Can't I keep awake this morning? But I'm not sleepy I'm as wide awake as ever I was! It's queer!"
Judd Jason got the heaviest shot, but they said he couldn't exist a minute if it wasn't for the 'respectable' crowd capitalists, financiers, millionaires and their legal tools. Fact is, they spoke a good deal of truth, first and last, in a fool kind of way." "Truth!" I exclaimed irritatedly. Ralph laughed. He was evidently enjoying himself. "Is any of it news to you, Hughie, old boy?"
"I'll tell you what," said good, inopportune Miss Smalley; "she's going to be dreadful sick, I'm afraid. It'll be head and lungs both. That's what my sister had." "Don't tell me what!" cried Bel, irritatedly. But the doctor told her what, when he came. Not in words; doctors don't do that. But she read it in his grave carefulness; she detected it in the orders which he gave.
"If the whole man gets into a sweat then the evil humours are exuded, and the healthy sap gets a chance to circulate until one is full of it." And saying that she wiped her greasy lips for she likes to eat a piece of rye bread with goose grease before going to bed. Irritatedly I push the little pitcher aside, but its grayish green steam whirls only the more pertinaciously about me.
"Don't you understand? Pass the butter. Don't you understand a bit o' French like that?" he exclaimed irritatedly. "Buy yourself one o' these books full of easy sentences and learn some of 'em, lass. You oughtn't to be travelin' about with your father in foreign countries and learnin' nothin'. It's not every lass that's gettin' your advantages."
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