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Updated: May 14, 2025
"I fee-er naw faw in shee-ining arr-mor, Though his lance be sharrrp and-er keen; But I fee-er, I fee-er the glah-mour Therough thy der-rooping lashes seen: I fee-er, I fee-er the glah-mour...." Sam flung open the door wrathfully.
"And save his estates into the bargain," said I wrathfully. "Let the Spaniards get the upper hand, and you will find him back in their ranks quickly enough." "A man must follow the guiding of his conscience, even if it lead to his advantage," remarked my mother quietly. "But if you are indignant with Don Felipe, you will be equally delighted with Rosa.
"How long, I ask you?" "He went after you had shut yourself in with Titianus." "Three hours three whole hours has he been with that braggart, whom I ordered off the premises!" Hadrian's eye sparkled wrathfully as he spoke.
"I shan't get that old green floss," declared Alexia wrathfully, standing quite still on the corner, yet, as Polly kept steadily on, showing no intention of stopping, she pattered after. But she kept saying, every step of the way, "I shan't get that old green floss, Polly, wait!" But it was not until the door of Miss Angell's shop was reached that the two girls came together.
"You treacherous young rascal, I have a great mind to wring your neck!" he said, wrathfully. "Uncle Simon," observed John, significantly, "I guess you'd better not act hastily." "What a fool I was to put myself in the power of that cub!" soliloquized the head salesman. John saw the effect of his words and decided to follow them up. "Don't you think you can raise my wages?" he asked. "No, I don't.
"Miss Chris, she gun hit ter me, suh," he explained. "Hit's Miss Chris herse'f dat's done sont me ter tote dish yer buttermilk ter Unk Mose." "Bless my soul!" cried the general wrathfully. "Get away with you! The whole place is bent on ruining me. I'll be in the poorhouse before the week's up." And he strode indoors in a rage.
I cried, rising upon him wrathfully, "don't you see that she died of it?" He got up too. "No! no!" he stammered, as if angry. "The doctors! Pneumonia. Low state. The inflammation of the . . . They told me. Pneu " He did not finish the word. It ended in a sob.
It will doubtless be looked upon as heresy for a children's librarian to own that she has a deal of sympathy for the down-trodden adult of the present; that there have been moments when she has even gone so far as to say an "amen" under her breath to the librarian who, after a day of vexations at the hands of the exasperating young person represented in our current social writings as a much-sinned-against innocent, wrathfully exploded, "Children ought to be put in a barrel and fed through the bung till they are twenty-one years old!"
"Girls, girls, girls!" shrieked Libbie, who was in the lead, "our lunch is gone every crumb of it!" Sure enough, the sweaters were all tossed about in confusion and the boxes had disappeared. "Who took it?" demanded Bobby wrathfully. "You needn't tell me that lunch walked off!" High and clear and shrill, a familiar whistle sounded back of them. "That's Bob!" Betty's face brightened. "Listen!"
"Then what the d business have you to go about and talk to a girl like that? Marriage not in your line? Who cares for your line? I never heard such impudence in all my life. You get yourself engaged to a young lady of high rank and position and then you say that marriage isn't in your line." Upon that he opened his eyes still wider, and glared upon the offender wrathfully.
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