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Updated: May 17, 2025
They imagined they heard their malicious whispers, their derisive laughter; and it pierced their hearts like the stab of a dagger. At length they had surmounted it at length the palace lay behind them, and they were at least free to pour out in words the agony that consumed them free to be able to break out into bitter execrations, into curses and lamentations.
It is true that tragedies have occurred when criticism has been unsympathetic and malicious remember Keats and the struggles of the early French impressionistic painters but even then I doubt if any real harm to art has resulted. For the situation in aesthetics differs from the situation in ethics and politics where the retarding effect of convention is undeniable.
This Achille Pigoult is a malicious fellow, who intentionally brought in the name of Madame Beauvisage to exhibit her conjugal sovereignty. But the assembly was really too provincial to catch the meaning of that little bit of treachery. Besides, in the provinces, women take part in the most virile affairs of the men.
"You, too, Boss, who are too old to go to war you, with all your millions, will have to eat the same as I. . . . Admit that it is a beautiful thing." Desnoyers was not offended by the malicious satisfaction that his future privations seemed to inspire in the carpenter. He was very thoughtful.
Barclay, who knew from Jane something of the truth, guessed the rest, but he did not question Bemis further. "Oh, I don't know, Lige," he began; "it seems to me I wouldn't drag that into it." Bemis turned his old face, full of malicious passion, toward Barclay and cried, "Maybe you wouldn't, John Barclay you forget things; but I never do; and you're a coward sometimes, and I am not."
The inquirers were, therefore, at fault, and compelled to relinquish the pursuit of Master Heriot's secret, while a thousand ridiculous tales were circulated amongst the ignorant and superstitious, with some specimens of which our friend Richie Moniplies had been crammed, as we have seen, by the malicious apprentice of worthy David Ramsay.
He moved a few feet nearer the kitchen. "The malicious woman said to Jean Ferret " He paused and coughed. "It was in reference to those Italian jewels monsieur used to send " "What about them?" I asked ominously. "The woman says that Mademoiselle Ward " he increased the distance between us "that now she should give them to Mademoiselle Elliott! GOOD night, monsieur!"
When the unfortunate girl, looking round in terror, saw herself exposed to all those insolent, mocking, malicious glances, when she beheld the cynical and coarse grimace on so many ignoble and filthy countenances, she trembled in all her limbs, and became fearfully pale.
The answers he got were short and not explicit; and whether he resented this, or merely took a malicious pleasure in irritating his companion, whose character he well knew, he continued speaking of Fan, protesting that he had not seen a lovelier girl for a long time, and begging Miss Starbrow to note how everyone or every man, rather, since man only has eyes to see so exquisite a face looked keenly at the girl in passing.
"They tricked you into leavin'," went on the malicious voice, "an' then they came here an' stole what was yours your invention. I caught 'em doin' it. I hid outside an' overheard 'em tell how they'd been waitin' days for the chance when everybody should be gone. 'Twas that Snelling an' another like him, a draughtsman.
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