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Updated: May 7, 2025
"One thing at least is certain," remarked King Helmas, frowning uglily, "and it is that among the Peohtes all persons who dispute our prophecies are burned at the stake." Manuel shivered slightly, and said: "It seems to me a quite ordinary feather: but your prophets most deservedly, no doubt, are in higher repute for wisdom than I am, and burning is a discomfortable death.
YOU never really mixed, did you? And she wouldn't be willing even to pretend to. She's proud, and solitary, and naturally apart. If she has a single nature, why do you want to make her gregarious? 'No, I don't want to make her anything. But I think school would be good for her. 'Was it good for you? Gerald's eyes narrowed uglily. School had been torture to him.
Now four dogs lay harnessed to the cart, four red-brown dogs. And, when the handle turned and the organ played, all those four dogs lifted their noses on high and howled uglily. Inside, deep-hidden under the organ-cloth, sat the little soul, the mysterious, shabby little organ-soul, grown quite hoarse now and almost dumb.
And on his face a slightly impure look, a little sore on his lip, as if he had eaten too much or drunk too much or let his blood become a little unclean. He was almost uglily healthy, with the camp life. It did not suit him. Winifred waited for him in a little passion of duty and sacrifice, willing to serve the soldier, if not the man. It only made him feel a little more ugly inside.
Last year's model a hideous colour, and " picking it up, running it through her fingers and tossing it contemptuously aside "abominable stuff!" "Gee, but I'm grateful to you!" he breathed, again wiping his brow. "You know, I was a little leery of it myself." The manager, quivering with rage and glaring uglily, stepped up to Virginia. "May I ask ?"
It was now Larson's turn and he stepped to the mark with a quick, earnest air. He realized that he must do his best if he expected to beat Tom. Jackson had picked up the hammer and he it was who had handed the article to Tom. As Larson swung the hammer on high Tom cried out quickly: "Stop!" "What's the matter with you?" cried Jackson uglily. "I want Captain Putnam to examine that hammer."
He was without any beauty, even without the beauty of ugliness. He was ugly, that was all; nothing more nor less; in short, he was uglily ugly.
She frowned a little to herself, her large nostrils expanded uglily, and from time to time she muttered a phrase which Wynn, who never restrained himself before his womenfolk, had applied to the enemy. 'Bloody pagans! They are bloody pagans. But, she continued, falling back on the teaching that had made her what she was, 'one mustn't let one's mind dwell on these things.
Pelz wound his way through an overcrowded huddle of furniture that was gloomily, uglily utilitarian. A sideboard spread in pressed glass; a chest of drawers piled high with rough-dry family wash; a coal-range, and the smell and sound of simmering. A garland of garlic, caught up like smilax, and another of drying red peppers.
"What is your meaning, Captain Audaine?" says the boy, sharply. "What other course is possible?" "O Lord!" said I, "after to-night's imbroglio I have nothing to observe concerning the possibility of anything; but if this marriage prove a legal one, I am most indissuadably resolved to rectify matters without delay in the divorce court." Now Gerald's brows were uglily compressed.
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