Like President Tyler, our party falls from us every day, and we must ride in a sulky at last.

Half a mile out at sea, the rough backs of the Chough and Crow loomed black and sulky in the foam.

He made a rhetorical pause for reply, but Mama Thérèse was well blown and sulky for the moment.

" They were indeed excessively sulky with me, for having broken their night's rest, and given them all this trouble.

Yet he seemed not so much sulky as abstracted.

She grew sulky under Callandar's warnings and her fury knew no bounds when she found that certain of her hidden stores had been confiscated.

" "Sulky after last night, no doubt.

Go hang, starve, or drown!Rogues, to speak thus irreverently of the alphabetI shall live to see you glad to serve old Qto curl the wig of great Sadjust the dot of little istand behind the chair of X, Y, Zwear the livery of Et-caeteraand ride behind the sulky of And-by-itself-and!

Mr. Joseph was very sulky over her refusal, and Isabel informed her that he had been so ill-tempered at the theatre that she did not know what to make of him.

"He was sulky to-night," she declared.

"I thought, as long as they looked so sulky about it, that it wouldn't hurt the blacks for once, and so on the third afternoon I hitched them in front of the others and brought in three wagon-loads of grain from the fields.