You know you did, you hateful thing!

"Yes; and to escape being married to EDDY'S perfectly hateful uncle, who has the same as ordered me to become his utterly disgusted bride.

"He thinks, now, that I, or MAGNOLIA PENDRAGON, may have done it,the hateful creature!" said FLORA, passionately.

She wondered how many other miserable people had tried to read these hateful books while they waited in this abominable room.

Tigers do we care to be? Fields like these so desolate Are to us a hateful fate.

"There's only one thing hateful to me in this war," he said, caressing the arching neck of his horse, "and that is, the better we do our duty as soldiers the more sorrow we must bring upon our own friends.

Although all songs, caricatures, and writings reflecting on the perfidy of the Duke of Burgundy, and by implication on the folly of the King, were forbidden under severe penalties, and even all manner of talking birds which might be taught the hateful word "Peronne" had been seized by the royal officers, he had not the heart to visit Paris.

Because of his zeal he became hateful to the Jews; by whom slain, he fell here a martyr in the year 1485.

The colors of this imitation of a hateful original [the oriental despot] were heightened by the demeanor of Cleopatra, who followed her lover to Rome at his invitation.

There was no chance whatever that she would have been spared, as was her sister Arsinoë after Julius Cæsar's triumph, nor would such clemency be less hateful than death.

Almost every Norman cathedral ended in an apse; and in the apse, high raised behind the high altar, sat the Norman bishop facing the congregation; the hateful symbol of Norman domination."

The military authorities in India, with strange indifference to the prejudices of sepoys, ordered the cartridges to be prepared at Calcutta in like manner; forgetting that the fat of pigs was hateful to the Mahometans, while the fat of cows was still more horrible in the eyes of the Hindus.

"And shamed life a hateful," replied his sister.

Yes, in those hateful and shameful moments of pride, or spite, or contempt, or self-will, or suspicion, or sneering, on which when they are past we look back with shame and horror, and wonder how we could have been such wretches even for a moment,at such times, I say, our heart is a battle-field, on which no less than the Devil himself, and God Himself are fighting for our souls.

Speaking of the burning of London, he says, "This subject may be allowed to be familiar to me, and I have perhaps had more than common means of judging; and I now declare it to be my full and decided opinion, that London was burnt by government, to annihilate the plague, which was grafted in every crevice of the hateful old houses composing it."

Her instincts keyed to the highest pitch, for an instant she thought she discerned an unfamiliar tone, hard and hateful, in his voice.

The original building, disreputable and hateful, was hidden and forgotten.

But don't spoil him; the best child can be made hateful by mismanagement.

How astounded we shall be when we wake up in heaven and find our hateful old bodies couldn't get in!...

But if the religious spirit is only a fine name for narrowness of understanding, for stubborn intolerance, for mere social formality, for a dread of losing that poor respectability which means thinking and doing exactly as the people around us think and do, then the religious spirit is not a good thing, but a thoroughly bad and hateful thing.

There is one noble chorus O proud revolt of a presumptuous man, which reminds one of passages in Milton's Samson Agonistes, and occasionally Peele rises to such high Æschylean audacities as this: At him the thunder shall discharge his bolt, And his fair spouse, with bright and fiery wings, Sit ever burning on his hateful bones.

Despairing groups of half-grown humans, still in slavery, hastened by him to their hateful tasks.

It suddenly struck me that my emotion might give the hateful man an advantage over me, and the thought restored all my self-possession at once.

I must also confess that as often as I am alone, I begin to think of all possible means in human power to put the hateful man out of the way.

" Aniela at that moment was hateful to me.