he asked harshly.

" "It's quite true," said Mac harshly; "we all kind of look to you still.

Then his voice came harshly and he swayed from side to side, gathering and summoning his wrath.

" "You judge harshly ...

They have always treated the subject peoples harshly and contemptuously.

They quarrelled; and as the favorite child had never, until now, been thwarted or spoken harshly to, they parted in mutual disgust.

God forgive us, if we ever speak harshly to young creatures on the strength of these ugly truths, and so, sooner or later, smite some tender-souled poet or poetess on the lips who might have sung the world into sweet trances, had we not silenced the matin-song in its first low breathings!

It has been said, that justice has not been done to Swift; that Gay and Prior are undervalued; and that Gray has been harshly treated.

Over three hundred of the people were killed and thrown into the Tiber, and the aristocracy followed up their triumph as harshly as they dared.

she answered almost harshly.

"No matter!" cried Prather harshly.

At first the savages treated them harshly, and made them endure all kinds of privation and hardship.

" "Ay, that's just it," said Isak harshly.

Do not judge me too harshly.

But it shall be discussed, not in the fashion of the Peripatetics (for it is a very elegant exercise of theirs, to which they are habituated ever since the time of Aristotle), but with rather more vigour; and common topics will be applied to the subject in such a manner, that many things will be said gently in behalf of accused persons, and harshly against the adversaries.

my dears, to part with that darling would be to take the very heart out of my breast; and, Simon, I'm so glad you agree with me; and, Susannah, dear, if I spoke harshly just now, it was for your own good; andandI'll just step upstairs into the storeroom, and look out some of the house-linen that wants mending.

But these errors must not be too harshly judged.

The character of Christiane has often been pictured too harshly.

"Pray do not speak harshly to him.

But as they were very careful not to hit one another with the stones, nor to speak harshly or cross, they enjoyed it very much.

Fortunately for the boy: for, so tried,harshly, it is true, yet skilfully,they not only bore the trial, but acknowledged the touch as skilful; every day new powers were developed, until he reached his limit, beyond which it is not probable he will ever pass.

Some were treated kindly, others harshly.

In the anguish of her soul, she gave vent to her indignation freely, and perhaps harshly.

"You are my prisoner, Madame," he exclaimed harshly: "prepare to accompany me to the Bastille."

She fancied she appreciated why Ross eyed his mother and sister with unconcealed hostility and spoke almost harshly when they compelled him to break his silence.