"Spent all his money!" came a barbed jeer from the Merle twin.

No eyes were allotted this Swimmer, but in blindness, with ceaseless jeers, he battles till time be done with, and the love-songs of earth be sung, and the very last dirge be sung, and a baffled and outworn sea begrudgingly own Oriander alone may mock at the might of its ire.

A general search was, however, instituted by the officers of the vessel, just before it stopped at a wooding-stationand the skulkers were brought out, amidst the clamorous jeers of their fellows.

Thereupon, as usually happens in such cases, some would start off and others join in the refrain, saying "Pompey!" and there was considerable jeering.

When Hector's lovely widow shines in tears, Or Rowe's gay rake dependent virtue jeers, With the same cast of features he is seen To chide the libertine and court the queen.

He drew, as rage to madness turned, her portrait from his breast; He spat on it, and to that face derisive jeers addressed.

But he hears the surging waves without, The heartless jeer, and the wild, wild shout: The ceaseless clamor, the cruel strife Make the Poet weary of life; And tears of pity and tears of pain Ebb and flow in every strain, As he soothes his heart with singing.

the marchesa catches up and echoes the words with a horrible jeer.

Then he suddenly understood that this was a quaint double jest of the eccentric physician'shis grim fling at his lack of physical charm, his ironic jeer at the superstitions of Saint X. "There!" said Schulze, looking up.

There was little or no jeering at the prisoners.

A loud jeer burst from the mouths of many as we came staggering out.

The following description gives some faint idea of one of the most diabolical crimes ever committed in the Philippines: "Villa's cruelty and sanguinary jeering grew without let or hindrance from day to day; it seemed that this hyena continually cudgelled his brains to invent new kinds of torture and to jeer at the friars.

he broke out, his shallow jeering falling off.

"Because she is afraid of catching cold," replied his aunt from the shore with a slight jeer in her voice and one of her shrewd smiles.

Aside from his stupid jeers, what could he oppose to that faith?...

He was talking his nonsense against religion, and I said something, and he implied I wasn't as straight in business as I should bequoted something about 'He that hasteth to be rich shall not be innocent,' and one thing led to another, and finally he said, with that ugly jeer of his: 'You pious bandits are lucky to have a forgiving God to go to.

The old man, for years autocrat of the village, bows to the will of his youngest child, fearing the jeers of relatives, yet unable to withstand.