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In the absence of any answer from Jimmy, Alfred appealed to Zoie, "Isn't he a cute one, dear?" he asked. "Oh, yes, VERY," answered Zoie, sarcastically. Shutting his lips tight and glancing at Zoie with a determined effort at self restraint, Jimmy rose from the couch and started toward the door. "If you women are done with me," he said, "I'll clear out."
"A truce to your feigned regrets, my lord duke," replied the disgraced minister, sarcastically, "I am well assured my dismissal could not have been brought me by hands more ready to discharge the trust than yours." Saying this, M. de Choiseul placed his credentials in the hands of the duke, and slightly bowing, turned his back upon him, as though he had forgotten his presence.
"What is the matter?" she asked again, lightly. "You seem most depressed." What she wanted to say was, "For goodness' sake do stop pulling at your beard or you'll have it out by the roots." "If I am depressed, you are certainly remarkably cheerful," he retorted sarcastically, coming to a halt in front of her and regarding her angrily from under his bushy eyebrows.
"I imagine," she said sarcastically, "that you would hardly approve any social reform which threatened to interfere with your own business methods.
"No," Julia answered; "it isn't that; of course the debts must be paid in the way you say, it is the only way." "I am glad you think so," the banker said sarcastically; "though I may as well tell you, young lady, that it would still be done even without your approval. What is it you don't like, spending your money for other people?" Julia smiled a little.
'It seemed to me that you were not remarkably fond of him two months or so ago. 'Did it? she said, sarcastically. 'If I know little of men, it's certain you don't know much more of women. He leaned back and laughed. And whilst he laughed Paula quitted the room. Paula still kept up her habit of letter-writing. After breakfast next morning she sat in her pretty boudoir, writing to Annabel.
"Maybe 'twould help your eye-sight if you was the one getting poisoned," Joel returned sarcastically in the querulous tones of the confirmed invalid. "I've 'suffered the pangs of three several deaths, as Shakespeare says, because you left the door part way open the last time you went to the 'cyclopedia."
"Ah. our little joker has a word to say," exclaimed one of the boys sarcastically, drawing back, and pushing the speaker to the front; "hear him." "Oh, now, Napoleon! don't object," young Alexander des Mazes said. "Did you not hear why d'Hebonville proposed the supper? It is to honor the German teacher's birthday." "Oh, he heard it fast enough, des Mazes," rejoined d'Hebonville.
"This job ain't none too easy, as it is," he complained. "As a writer I'm a first-rate cow hand. Lemme take your knife to sharpen this pencil with. When I asked the sheriff for a stub of a pencil he took me at my word." "Sure I'll let you have my knife," said the jailer sarcastically. "How about my gun want that, too?" "Oh, come on, old-timer," pleaded Rathburn.
"Don't you see that all John Levine's lands up there are haunted by death his own and all the starving Indians? Oh, why did he do this to me!" "I suppose you feel the same way about the cottage," said Amos, sarcastically. "I don't either," contradicted Lydia. "I'm as happy as I can be that we've got that. But all the rest! I won't have it, I tell you! I'd rather be poverty stricken all my life."
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