To my intense vexation, for the situation was becoming decidedly unpleasant, the pair were still coming up.

" "The result sometimes being exceedingly unpleasant to the real grands seigneurs who honour this country at times with their visits," replied the man in the corner.

The other shook his shoulders back and stepped toward the horse with a peculiarly unpleasant smile, like a pugilist coming out of his corner toward an opponent of unknown prowess.

With his eyes closed, Bull wondered why that face was so distinctly unpleasant.

SIGERSON (Dr.) of the Royal Irish Academy, has gone and said some mighty unpleasant things about the Atmosphere.

In August of the summer following Miss Fellows's visit, and the manifestations in my house at Atkinsville, I was startled one pleasant morning, while sitting in the office of a medium in Washington Street in Boston, by a singularly unpleasant communication.

A young man in a house full of women must be almost supernaturally unpleasant if he does not occupy a great deal of their attention.

"It's beastly unpleasant, of course, but it might easily be worse.

I did not detect one sign of any consideration for the Morristons in their horribly unpleasant position.

"My poor Joyce," I said, "you seem to have been wading in some remarkably unpleasant waters for my sake.

His smile was marvellously unpleasant.

Mentally and prophetically unpleasant, as suggestive of the amiable Duke of Gloser, who came into the world grinning at dentists; physically unpleasant, in respect of bites, and the impossibility of emulating the complying conduct of Osric the water-fly, whose early politeness was vouched for by the Lord Hamlet.

If I were to say a word to Sir Marmaduke, 'twould be mightily unpleasant for thee, an I mistake not.

One night I watched him when thus engagedbolted in after himlocked the doorand, addressing him with great suavity, acquainted him with the nature of my errand; at the same time advising him to make no resistance, which would be mutually unpleasant.

This was my conditiona not unpleasant onewhen suddenly the now well-known symptoms of the visitation to which I had become subject suddenly seized upon me,the leap of the heart; the sudden, causeless, overwhelming physical excitement, which I could neither ignore nor allay.

Mentally and prophetically unpleasant, as suggestive of the amiable Duke of Gloser, who came into the world grinning at dentists; physically unpleasant, in respect of bites, and the impossibility of emulating the complying conduct of Osric the water-fly, whose early politeness was vouched for by the Lord Hamlet.

Mentally and prophetically unpleasant, as suggestive of the amiable Duke of Gloser, who came into the world grinning at dentists; physically unpleasant, in respect of bites, and the impossibility of emulating the complying conduct of Osric the water-fly, whose early politeness was vouched for by the Lord Hamlet.

" He heard me with much patience, sometimes smiling, sometimes nodding, when I had finished, he said: "Now I must ask you a few questionsyou don't mind if they are plain questionsrather unpleasant questions?"

We became used to the noises, so that we slept through them easily; but many of the phenomena were so strikingly unpleasant, and so singularly unsuited to the ordinary conditions of human happiness and housekeeping, that we scarcely becameas one of our excellent deacons had a cheerful habit of exhorting us to become"resigned.

"A shack with one window is sure unpleasant when the sun is shining outside," he said fretfully to himself.

Five years later the poor poet would have had a chance of being shipped straight off to Virginia, as a "debauched person"; as it was, the Marshalsea seems to have been tolerably unpleasant.

He stammered some vague excuse of preoccupation, yet lingered in the hope of saying something which, if not aggressively unpleasant, might at least transfer to her indolent serenity some of his own irritation.

Such were his thoughts in the dog-cart as he drove home, and it was therefore vaguely unpleasant to him to meet the two ladies waiting for him at the lodge gate.

" "Whatever I may think in the future," I replied, "just at present it is confoundedly unpleasant.

And the fact is that I have just had a deucedly unpleasant interview" "I think," Miss Bellingham interrupted, "Doctor Berkeley and, in fact, the neighbourhood at large, are aware of the fact.