"And that's what you are now," declared the man wrathfully.

" "Why, how now," quoth the King wrathfully.

Piero retorted wrathfully; "him of the crimson robe who sits in the Councils of Venice, and findeth no cure for thy daughterdying of terror beside him.

he questioned, wrathfully.

Grudgingly and wrathfully did the genie issue forth, but being now under oath to Allah, he spared the fisherman and did him service.

" Mr. Kybird, staring at him wrathfully, turned this dark saying over in his mind.

His shrill voice rose wrathfully.

" Godfrey turned on his heel wrathfully, muttering something about a "low beggar," which Andy, not hearing, did not resent.

he said wrathfully.

Another shell arrived, shrieking wrathfully, smashed into another broken house, and scattered its ruins in a whirlwind of flying fragments.

"Won't I give her a licking when I catch her," shouted Dudley, wrathfully, as after a long and tiring race, they stopped a minute to rest; "let us leave her and go home, Roy.

The wind was rising and gaining power, and it whistled wrathfully about the house, howling as in bitter mockery at the scene within.

quoth the Double Chin; and he glowered upon his fellow-passengers wrathfully.

"Monsieur le Baron de St. Aulaire, we have heard before of your plaisanteries," said Louis, his light-blue eyes flashing more wrathfully than one could have believed possible, the red heels of his shoes clicking together, and his heavy figure bent forward menacingly, "but this audacity passes belief.

"Baldy may be lame, but he is not a quitter," denied the Woman wrathfully.

And then, O Kuru's son, as soon as that goddess Earth was giving away, she became sad at heart, and wrathfully spake the following words to that great lord, the ruler of the worlds, "O mighty god, it is unworthy of thee to give me away to an ordinary mortal.

"I can't even make her angry," he said wrathfully to himself.

Must not a hero who so stubbornly and wrathfully resented the seizure of his concubine have been deeply in love with her?

"Git as angry as yer please," roared the sheriff wrathfully, "but my soul to if any cuss has a right to use such talk in the presence of a lady!" CHAPTER XIV "LISTENERS NEVER HEAR ANYTHING GOOD"

" "Why, what the devil!" exclaimed Allen, looking wrathfully at poor Gaspard, who was shaking in his shoes.

His anger was therefore great when, on entering the parlor of Count Montmorin, in response to that gentleman's invitation, he found there the wife he had so obstinately and wrathfully avoided.

Dicky exploded wrathfully.

" Her uncle sat back in his chair, his face still wrinkled perplexedly; then the wrinkles vanished suddenly, chased away by a huge glow, and he rose wrathfully and towered over the match-making Mr. Negget.

" It was not often that Bob's good humour forsook him to the point of addressing his elder brother in such disrespectful terms, and Max glared at him wrathfully.

she went on wrathfully.