"Don't agitate your feelings by going to look after him," said Lord Steyne sardonically.

Mr. Grampus grinned sardonically over this continuation of the jest.

Collins threw up his hands in horror and the third man grinned sardonically.

" Allerdyke laughed sardonically.

He remembered his own boyhood, and smiled sardonically in the darkness.

"Maybe they got him quick," Mr. Saltoun offered, sardonically.

His brother laughed again sardonically.

He lifted her high in his arms, crossed the room with her, and set her down before the old man who still sat at the table, sardonically watching.

" Sir Beverley smiled sardonically.

His thin lips curved sardonically.

He laughed sardonically.

" "On my word, you look a very fine apostle and a pretty champion for a holy cause," said Conde, glancing sardonically out of his twinkling black eyes at the brutal face of the dragoon.

Assistant (sardonically).

Humorously and sardonically the college professor is served up in "The Better Recipe," by George Boas (Atlantic Monthly, March); the doctorate degree method is satirized so bitterly, by Sinclair Lewis, in "The Post Mortem Murder" (Century, May), as to challenge wonder, though so subtly as to escape all save the initiated.

Judge Clayton himself smiled rather sardonically.

Doubtless the Powers of Evil smiled sardonically when they noted that the light which she evoked for her pious exercise lit the hand of Moussa Isa to murder, providing opportunity.

The difficulty of communication in this great War ..." Division laughs sardonically.

Adrian saw a vision of the drill-grounds, and smiled sardonically; then he raised his head in surprise, for the new butler had broken all the rules of the household and was summoning his uncle to the telephone in the midst of dessert.

'It does,' Soane answered, smiling sardonically.

" Mr. Tutt smiled sardonically.

There they have me ould chair, now," he added sardonically; "troth it looks well cocked up there.

Later, when Archie had recovered from his disease and grown to suitor's estate, I could not but feel, despite the sardonically observed figure of Helena, the detestable girl who nearly ruins him, that the whole affair had become conventional, and by so much lost interest for its creator.

"Il parait qu'il est plus amoureux que jamais," Julien replied sardonically.

She was looking very worn and tired, but she assured Sylvia somewhat sardonically that she was not feeling any worse than usual.

Down the long slope to the lake, lying there smiling sardonically at a world it loved to trick with its moods, Casey drove as if he were winning a bet.