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"I have reprimanded him when compelled to do so by his utter disregard of what is right." "That may be your opinion; Mr. Bascomb thinks differently. He demands that this fight take place without delay." "The sooner the better." "What do you say to making the time immediately after dark?" "I am agreeable."
I could not suppress a smile at sight of his copper highness's prostrate position, when springing up in a furious passion, he seized an axe, and proceeded to demolish the seat. I wrested the axe from his grasp, and reprimanded him sharply for his insolence.
Napoleon made an appointment with his architect to visit the property and discuss the matter in detail the following year , but at that moment he was campaigning in Austria, so the interview was not held. Trepsat was severely reprimanded by the emperor himself, and was ordered to put things back as he found them.
"They be telling up a tale in the village about the new lady as has taken the Priory," began Maria conversationally. Ann sugared her coffee with an air of detachment, and watched Robin fidgeting out of the tail of her eye. "You shouldn't listen to gossip, Maria," she reprimanded primly.
These, it was proposed and seconded, should be handed over to the owner as his share of the good things contained in the parcel, but Bowler and Gayford interfered on his behalf; and after having been reprimanded with a severity that took away his appetite, he was allowed to partake of a portion of potted shrimp and a potted peach, together with a small slice of cake.
De Loutherbourg, and that he had reprimanded her on account of it, and enjoined her positively to suppress it; but that on mature reflection she had considered it more advisable to offend an individual rather than permit thousands of her fellow-creatures to remain strangers to the precious gifts of the painter. The cures enumerated in Mrs.
Aunt Mary was very strict with the other servants and would have reprimanded any of them severely for venturing a remark "while de white folks was eatin'," but she followed Molly and Edwin to the screened porch where the table was laid, and while they ate the very good breakfast which, thanks to her, had not burned up, the old woman entertained them with her keen observations.
Dinsmore's, "that it was no wonder the child was growing thin and pale, for she did not take exercise enough to keep her in health," he called her to him, reprimanded her severely, and laid his commands upon her "to take a walk and ride every day, when the weather would at all permit, but never dare to go alone farther than into the garden."
Horrible stories were told that Regulus had been put out in the sun with his eyelids cut off, rolled down a hill in a barrel with spikes, killed by being constantly kept awake, or else crucified. Marcia seems to have set about, and perhaps believed in these horrors, and avenged them on her unhappy captives till one had died, and the Senate sent for her sons and severely reprimanded them.
The ecclesiastical functionaries who had defied its authority were not even reprimanded. It was not thought safe to hint any suspicion that their disobedience had been intentional. They were merely enjoined to have their reports ready in four months. The Commission then broke up in confusion. It had received a death blow.
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