And he answered, as from the depths of an uncalled-for comprehension which was distinctly irritating: "Yes.

It was never difficult, for he seemed to divine her wishes and appear uncalled the moment he was wanted.

" "This reserve is uncalled for.

But these remarks, though premature as criticisms, are not uncalled for here, even while we are speaking of a child not more than ten years old.

The luggage of one Stolzen, a stagecoach passenger, remained at the tavern uncalled-for, for nearly a year.

"My good fellow, all this excitement is utterly uncalled for.

He had shown himself willing to court a base popularity with the mob by heaping uncalled-for insults on the king and queen.

It would be a big affair; and I should afterwards regret a change if it were to prove uncalled for.

He overheard rude speeches and gossipping tattle; and was made acquainted with some domestic bickerings and feuds; and kindly, though not always discretely, endeavored to check them; but his mediation was repelled as uncalled-for interference.

" Sir Edward pushed aside his papers, adjusted his glasses, and saw from the pallor of the child's face and the scared expression in her eyes, that it was no light matter that had made her venture into his presence uncalled for.

Such a sacrifice would be both uncalled for and useless; and I must instruct you that the Government insists that their measures shall not be put in danger of frustration by any rash conduct on our part.

His statement was uncalled for and uncharitable, and considering the moral and physical effect the advance of the Tenth Cavalry had in weakening the forces opposed to the Colonel's regiment, both at La Guasima and San Juan Hill, altogether ungrateful, and has done us an immeasurable lot of harm.

Dancing without noise is a luxury as yet uncalled for.

Dakie Thayne read stories to them sometimes: Miss Craydocke had something always to produce and to summon them to sit and hear; some sketch of strange adventure, or a ghost marvel, or a bright, spicy magazine essay; or, knowing where to find sympathizers and helpers, Dakie would rush in upon them uncalled, with some discovery, or want, or beautiful thing to show of his own.

It was misdirected, and is advertised in The Sacramento Union's list of uncalled-for mail.

He was inclined to resent what looked in retrospect as entirely unnecessary and uncalled for generosity on Ted's part.

"I am not so cruel as you think, miss," he said, trying to speak as sternly as ever, "so your speech just now was entirely uncalled for.

"You didn't see Victoria yesterdayor say anything to her?" to which he answered, with apparently uncalled-for heat, "I did not!

Obliged to rest satisfied, in the meantime, with such evasive answers, and finding resistance useless, indeed uncalled for, as I was unconscious of any crime, I now went peaceably along with the men.

But in me the impulse is so original to frequent the haunts of men that it is irresistible, conversation is the breath of my nostrils, I watch the movement of life, and my ideas spring from it uncalled for, as buds from branches.

"This trip that she insists on making herself seems quite uncalled for.

She began to think that her pity was uncalled-for.

With the uncalled-for perversity characteristic of oracles the 'ompha' replied: That which thou hast not, mayst not, canst not have Amyntas, is the Dowry that I crave: Rest hopelesse in thy love, or else divine To give Urania this, and she is thine.

Besides, it is entirely uncalled for, as I am willing to take your own opinion of the invention, and will pay you five hundred dollars for a one-tenth interest in it, if those terms will suit."

Had there been one to whom she could have confessed these feelings, whose soothing friendship would have whispered it was needless and uncalled-for to enhance the suffering of Edward's fate by such self-reproach, Ellen's young heart would have been relieved; but from that beloved relative who might have consoled and alleviated her grief, this bitter trial she must still conceal.