This greatly disgusted their friend, the American Beaver, who didn't care a pinch of snuff about color, (black is not a color, you know,) but who went in for faithful and persistent work.

Mr. DAWES said he was disgusted.

The review of my past life, especially the retrospect of the last two years, has at last quite startled me, and at the same time disgusted me."

If the reader foresaw the failure, he may receive some degree of mischievous satisfaction from its punctual occurrence; if he did not, he will be vexed and disappointed; and, in both cases, he will very speedily be disgusted and fatigued.

"I could have done it as well as that man," insisted David, looking somewhat disgusted at the lack of faith in his ability.

I thought I had disgusted you, and that you didn't mean to return.

Out of this teacher's dream she always awoke disgusted with school-work.

Marty was disgusted.

But experience will soon discover how easily those are disgusted who have been made nice by plenty and tender by indulgence.

While the judgment is yet uninformed, and unable to compare the draughts of fiction with their originals, we are delighted with improbable adventures, impracticable virtues, and inimitable characters: but, in proportion as we have more opportunities of acquainting ourselves with living nature, we are sooner disgusted with copies in which there appears no resemblance.

He has a pure and noble mind that has been soured and disgusted by intercourse with the world.

Disgusted with her sea-voyages, with the intelligence natural to her race, Marimonda has undoubtedly profited by the moment of the boat's leaving the ship to conceal herself in it and gain the shore along with the prisoner, which she might easily have done, unseen by all, during the transporting of the effects and provisions.

"Not a blooming one," was the disgusted reply.

The married life of the Queen was a most unhappy one, and appeared to have entirely disgusted her with the world, as on becoming a widow she passed two years of seclusion and mourning at Chenonceaux, whence she removed to the château of Moulins, where she devoted herself to the most austere duties of religion.

The King was no longer young; he had become satiated with the tame and facile pleasures for which he was indebted to his sovereign rank; and although opposition and haughtiness in a wife angered and disgusted him, there was a piquancy and novelty in the defiance of a mistress by which he was alike amused and interested.

He next entered into a negotiation with the Porte for the purchase of the island of Cyprus, and subsequently became Generalissimo of the Venetians against the Imperialists, then General of the Grisons, and finally, displeased and disgusted with the French Court, he withdrew to the territories of the Duke of Saxe Weimar, in whose service he was killed in 1638.

We left some of our things at Chateau d'Oex, fully expecting to return there, but this Vevay country seat with its cherry, apple and pear trees, its seclusion, its vicinity to reading-room and library, has quite disgusted George with the idea of spending another summer "en pension."

I read my article and was disgusted with it.

But since reading the Récit d'une Soeur, I am disgusted with myself and my writings.

he exclaimed, disgusted with himself.

I have a nasty feeling, as if I had knocked down a cripple, and never yet felt so disgusted with myself.

Colley, who had ever an eye to the pounds, shillings and pence, was disgusted at what he chose to call an exhibition of low malevolence.

It was expected, therefore, that these malcontents would have anything but an appetite for the theatrical feast set before them in the shape of the "Non-Juror," and would prove none the less disgusted because the play happened to be an adaptation of Molière's "Tartuffe.

Then pulling his hair in desperation, he repeated the text several times, when he was interrupted by the disgusted pastor, who jumped to his feet and shouted: "Well, friends, as the dumb ass has nothing to say, let us pray.

He shacks along on his little old cayuse, with his mind occupied on how many things he can't do next, and he gits plumb disgusted.