1152 examples of scolded in sentences

But that this vast landless population in the villages and country districtshungering as it is for some sure tenure and interest in the soilshould actually, as now, be berated and scolded by superior persons of the "upper" classes, and threatened with conscription if it does not "come forward" more readily, is a spectacle sufficient to gratify the most hardened cynic.

The princess, sitting in the hall of four-and-twenty windows, sent a slave to find out what the noise was about, who came back laughing, so that the princess scolded her.

proper" "Yes, and Loneli is sure to be scolded by her grandmother for having spilled the milk," Mea interrupted; "she always thinks that Loneli is careless and that it is always her own fault when somebody harms her.

I should be extremely sorry if she scolded Loneli in the first excitement about the spilled milk.

Even when you scolded the Falcon properly for tramping down your plants, you knew that it was not in maliciousness he did it but in self-defence.

the mother scolded him.

It was all the same to him whether Apollonie begged or scolded.

Don't get lonesome; have a good time; and forget that your father scolded you.

She scolded me for speaking to one of them on the verandah.

The Representatives installed themselves in his study, seated themselves at his table, and, while he groaned and scolded in an arm-chair, they drew up a formal report of what had just taken place, as they wished to leave an official record of the outrage in the archives.

Let it not be imagined that she scolded, or said small, mean things, or used any of the processes of the ordinary nagger.

Whereupon Miss Priscilla screamed, (a very small scream, like herself) and Prudence scolded, and the two rosy-cheeked maids tittered, and Adam went chuckling upon his way.

Félicité scolded her gently; she must keep up for her son and also for the other one, for "her memory.

And then be scolded and called 'cross!'

Arthur had not scolded or reproached her, despite his annoyance, and she had a feeling that his judgment of Charlie Mershone was quite right.

The youth was not overbearing, but as he was at times scolded by Capitan Tiago, he liked in his turn to chide those under his orders.

At each movement or antic that may soil their clothing they are pinched and scolded, so the fact is that they do not laugh or feel happy, while in their round eyes can be read a protest against so much embroidery and a longing for the old shirt of week-days.

The old lady, catching up her coffee-colored skirt, of the Sisterhood of St. Rita, to reveal her big feet and white stockings, scolded her companion and shot furious glances at the staring bystanders.

He scolded; he entreated.

We have both of us scolded and flouted him away, and now you, who suffer the most of either of us, spend your breath to comfort us.

She could not have been angry, and scolded; or noisy, and cried.

But that he should go out to his safe, daily, commonplace occupations, unnoticed and uncaressed,scolded a little, perhaps, because he leaves the door open, and tells us how cross we are this morning; and they bring him up the steps by and by, a mangled mass of death and horror,that is hard.

She scolded me all the way home, and I don't think she will ever love me again.

Sölling scolded and cursed and the company was about to break up when we heard some one coming noisily upstairs.

The rector scolded him, but the fellow answered that he had not taken service as a gardener.

1152 examples of  scolded  in sentences