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She checked her horse and turning to him said, in that soft and insinuating tone with which she veiled all of her impertinences: "Monsieur, will you kindly ride back and ask your brother, Monsieur Gaston, to give me the pleasure of his company?" No man could disguise his choler better than Regnard Cheverny, but that he was angry, his eyes and his face showed.
The Laird's choler was rising, and he would infallibly have told the stranger to have walked himself off, if Shanty had not pulled him by the sleeve, and, stepping before the stranger, said something in a soothing way, which should enhance the dignity of the Tower and encourage the pretended purchaser.
Galloway, calmly. "Must I repeat it for the third time? I will not swear that I put the note into the letter." "But your instructions to me were that you did put the note into the letter," cried Mr. Butterby, interrupting the examination. "I will not swear it," reiterated the witness. "Then there's an end of the case!" exclaimed the magistrates' clerk, in some choler.
"Indeed, indeed, most noble lord, be not incensed " the fool began, in fearful protestation. But the Duke interrupted him. "Incensed?" he echoed, his eyes dilating in a sort of horror at the notion. "Do you dare impute to me the mortal sin of choler? I am not incensed; there is no anger in me."
I have endeavoured to moderate his tyrannical choler, offering him all that which I thought might give him satisfaction; and oftentimes have I sent lovingly unto him to understand wherein, by whom, and how he found himself to be wronged.
Riggs' thin legs were being scratched by the sharp samples with which he had stuffed his trouser pockets, but he felt them not, and Stoughton's choler had given way to a profound contemplation out of which he periodically breathed the conviction that he would be damned.
The choler in Charles Ventnor kept him silent for a moment; then he burst out: "Neither gammon nor spinach. You owe me three hundred pounds, you've owed it me for years, and you have the impudence to take this attitude with me, have you? Now, I never bluster; I say what I mean. You just listen to me. Either you pay me what you owe me at once, or I call this meeting and make what I know public.
He further endorsed my impression that his pose was resentful by fixing upon me with his light blue eyes a look of cold suspicion. "Say, you," he said, with candid, though not excessive, choler, "did you mean that straight, or was you trying to throw the gaff into me? Some of the boys been telling you about me and that pancake racket?" "No, Jud," I said, sincerely, "I meant it.
But the Earl knew well enough what the secret was, for had it not been specially confided by the judicious Bartholomew to Atye, who had incontinently told his master? "This pretense that I should kill Hohenlo," cried Leicester, "is a matter properly foisted in to bring me to choler. I will not suffer it to rest, thus. Its authors shall be duly and severely punished.
He had quite slept off his softer feelings, and whilst at his lonely breakfast had gone through an imaginary quarrel with Owen, and a dispute with his wife, which had so raised his choler, that when Gladys entered he was as red as he usually was when in a passion at home. Gladys saw that he was angry and trembled very much; but she knew that she had done no wrong, and tried to reassure herself.
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