The man who applies himself aggressively to the accomplishment of some specific undertaking or pursuit, is diligent.

" "But how do you know he is a pirate?" demanded Thompson, aggressively.

Besides owning his flag-waving comb, his spurs and brighter feathers, the rooster struts to attract the female, and fights aggressively with his sex competitors.

"Be a man!" "Then you imply that I am not?" demanded Jetson aggressively.

Mathieu's heart contracted as he observed that senile terror, that shivering obedience on the part of a woman whose harsh, dry, aggressively quarrelsome disposition he so well remembered.

The other gentleman, who handled the tickets, was unclean, unshorn, and cadaverous-looking, with a black cigar, unlighted, stuck aggressively into the corner of his mouth.

But though all this was no doubt sufficiently diverting, Weet-sur-Mer was never gloriously, aggressively awake until the sun went down.

More aggressively.

Jones had remained closeted with the manager for a full hour, and it was remarked that after he had gone away Goldstein was somewhat subdued and performed his duties less aggressively than usual.

"I have come to see my patient," he said aggressively.

" "Who says so?" said Piers aggressively.

" "I'm old enough," said Jig aggressively.

A flounce on the corsage at the bust-line, another at the hip-line, and yet another at the bottom of the shirt, increases the impression of bulkiness most aggressively and gives a barrel-like appearance to the form of a stout woman that is decidedly funny, as may be seen in sketch No. 44.

The abolitionists were then aggressively demanding consideration for the Negroes.

There seems to be a period, on the history of the frontiers, where conflicts between the military and civil authorities are almost inevitable; but there are, perhaps, few examples to be found where the former power has been more aggressively and offensively exercised than it has been under the martinet who is now in command at this post.

What made this the more striking was that Aunt Lucile's normal mood to-day impressed Mary as rather aggressively sell-contained.

she asked aggressively.

Garrity's chest bulged aggressively.

THIS IS BLANK VILLAGE | || said one aggressively, and | | | TO THE TOWN-MAJOR OF BLANK | |

After three official sniffs he turned upon me aggressively.

The solitude so long desired for his second visit was now aggressively in evidence.

This cousin was a large, red-faced woman, with an aggressively capable manner.

"I will grant," said Father Payne, "that if a nation which sincerely believes in peace and wishes to cultivate goodwill, is wantonly and aggressively attacked, and repels that attack, it may gain much from war if it sticks to its theory, does not attempt reprisals, and leaves the conquered bully in a position to see its mistake and regain its self-respect.

The only thing that one can say is that while there exists a strong nation which believes enough in war to make war aggressively, other nations are bound to resist it.

" "You're a faithful creature," said the Colonel, rather aggressively, not choosing to break down, "so are you, John; and it is at these moments we find out our friends in the house; and, confound you, I forbid you both to snivel," said he, still louder.