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This tirade, which his lordship delivered with considerable spirit, was intended no doubt to carry a moral for Clive's private hearing; and which, to do him justice, the youth was not slow to comprehend.
It was the voice of a young man not in the best of tempers, and the girl, folding her hands in her lap, prepared for the tirade which she knew was to follow her act of omission. "You never seem to be able to do anything right," said the man. "I suppose it is your natural stupidity." "Why couldn't you meet me inside the station?" she asked with some show of spirit.
Sunderland, of Washington city, in a sermon delivered before the American and Foreign Christian Union, at its anniversary in May, 1856. "But new it is asked, 'Why all this tirade against Roman Catholics? We repel the implication. It is not against the unhappy millions that are ground down under the iron heel of that enormous despotism.
"I see," said his wife, interrupting him in the middle of a tirade, "that you have gone in debt two hundred thousand francs." "That is true, wife," said Cesar, with mock humility, "Good God, how shall we pay them? It counts for nothing that the lands about the Madeleine will some day become the finest quarter of Paris." "Some day, Cesar!"
The blood in my veins seemed to hiss and bubble like a seething cauldron, and my heart fired with a hate for which language has no name, no garb, no provision; but my brain kept faithful guard, and reason calmly pointed out my future path. When Mr. Carlyle ended his tirade against me and his curses on his own folly, I moved forward into the arch and confronted my dethroned and defiled gods.
Curiosity, overpowering even indignation, had permitted Venetia to listen even to this tirade. Pale as her companion, but with a glance of withering scorn, she exclaimed, 'Passionate and ill-mannered boy! words cannot express the disgust and the contempt with which you inspire me. She spoke and she disappeared. Cadurcis was neither able nor desirous to arrest her flight.
But her tirade kindled in Johnnie no heat of personal anger. She stood looking intently at the frantic woman before her. Slowly a light of comprehension dawned in her eyes. "Shade Buckheath had everything to do with Gray Stoddard's disappearance. You know it that's what ails you now. You you must have been there when they quarrelled!"
I would rather see our girls live and die in single blessedness than marry one of those fellows." "Father, we don't want to marry any one, unless he is as nice as you," replied Christine, on overhearing this tirade, and Bessie had indorsed this speech.
On hearing this tirade, King Louis XVI. leaped from his chair, and exclaimed: "It is detestable; it shall never be played! Not to have the production of this play a dangerous piece of inconsistency, we should have to destroy the Bastille. This man makes sport of everything that should be respected in a government." "Then it will not be played?" asked the queen.
Sabine nearly died of it; her milk went to the head; erysipelas set in, and possibly she may bear the marks for the rest of her days." As Beatrix listened to this tirade her face was due North, icy enough to freeze the Seine had she looked at it. "So much the better," she said; "perhaps it will whiten her for you."
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