" "I don't know what you're talking about," retorted Thurston angrily.

I retorted sharply.

The chimney's made to come out, and the bank's my bank," retorted Polly, indignantly.

"It's a blamed sight easier to find a natural and simple explanation," retorted Goldberger hotly, "than it is to find an unnatural and far-fetched onesuch as how one man could kill another by scratching him on the hand.

"And how can I tell whether they're desarving or not?" retorted Major Doyle, fiercely.

" "Dalzell," retorted Hepson impatiently, "you're a second classman, and you've been here long enough to know that no considerations of discipline will be made to stand aside in order that the Navy may have a better athletic team of any kind.

" "All the same," retorted Toby, savagely, "he's a t-t-thief, and outside the p-p-pale of the law.

"Oh, I'll go," retorted Godfrey coolly.

" "Nonsense!" retorted Dave promptly.

I've just said so," retorted Inspector Seldon irritably.

he retorted rudely.

" The patient Angy somewhat tartly retorted, that during the last week she had spent even more time upon Father's wardrobe than she had upon her own; while Abe inwardly rejoiced to think that for seven days to comeseven whole dayshe and Angy would be free from the surveillance of the sisters.

" "Then produce the stock and prove it!" retorted Mr. Merrick, triumphantly.

What made you so far forget yourself?" "A something that would have had the same effect on you," retorted Dave grimly.

" "I don't see much chance of standing by the colors here," Dick retorted, wrathfully.

"Then my brother Julien is still alive," retorted Doctor Chantel, bitterly.

" "You're wrong there," retorted Dave coldly and truthfully "I didn't.

"I am," retorted the other gloomily.

" "Heh!" retorted the agent, scornfully; "you won't git sick.

" "Yew got the pip!" retorted Captain Darby contemptuously, and trotting quickly around to the side of the bed, he seized Abe by the shoulders and began to drag him out upon the floor, crying again, "Git up!"

he retorted testily.

"He couldn't have done it if Armand hadn't been willing that he should," retorted Godfrey, curtly.

He retorted upon Sir Robert Howard very severely, in a tract, entitled, the "Defence of the Essay on Dramatic Poesy," which he prefixed to the second edition of the "Indian Emperor," published in 1668.

"Greg Holmes is a pretty handy man on the football field," retorted Darrin warmly.

" "He was as sane as any man I ever knew," I retorted drily.