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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «OFFENDEDLY»
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1
The Ladies' Cabinet of Fashion, Music, and Romance
Now then, what dost thou mean by laughing?" said the young duke, almost
offendedly; “ dost thou doubt here too ?” " Not in the least,” replied Rouvois; “ only
I believe from all you have related of the eccentric and wonderfully beautiful girl,
who ...
Well, Tam, you will of course do as you please about it," said Maria, offendedly ; "
but I can tell you I shan't stay in this house when your new wife comes to govern it
. I shall take my feather bed, and bedding, and everything else that belongs to ...
Ellen L. Biscoe Hollis, 1864
3
The Great Fog and Other Weird Tales
The audience shifted offendedly in its seats. It wasn't scientific to be as urgent as
all that. Besides, hadn't Charles said there was no danger? But what was their
queer guest now saying? "I know, every meteorologist knows, that this ...
4
The Devil Rides Outside
She releases my hand and leans back, smiling offendedly. “Let's change the
subject. About this girl: be careful of her, she needs a husband badly. It's almost
pathological with her. When I invited her she asked me all sorts of questions
about ...
John Howard Griffin, 2010
How she can bear to stay in the metropolis year about I cannot understand...
especially this year with constant celebrations by the masses." She sniffed
offendedly, and considered the question for a moment. She then dismissed it. "
Clementina ...
6
The Metropolitan Magazine
a bishop, proffering the holy Bible to one who was turning offendedly and
haughtily away ! — each figure wrought up to the last perfection. Here was one in
profoundest penitence, the confessor turning sadly away, and offering no hope —
what ...
'The dance,' the lady replied offendedly. 'And a pair of green shoes.' 'I don't
understand a bit,' said Una. 'Eh? What did you make of it, young Burleigh?' 'I'm
not quite sure,' Dan began,' but – ' 'You never can be – with a woman. But – ' 'But I
...
“It was you who chose the flat,” he reminded her half offendedly, whereupon she
hastened to assure him that she wouldn't change either it—or him!—for anything
or anyone in the world. “And I'm really dying to get back home,” she whispered ...
9
Oblomov: Easyread Edition
“If I never bestir myself,” retorted Zakhar offendedly, “at least I do my best, and
don't spare myself, for I dust and sweep almost every day. Everything looks clean
and bright enough for a wedding.” “What a lie!” cried Oblomov. “Be off to your
room ...
Hollanden climbed offendedly from the great weather-beaten stone. "Well, I shall
go and see that the men have not spilled the luncheon while breaking their necks
over these rocks. Would you like to have it spread here, Mrs. Fanhall?
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Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: OJAI! ORLY?
And this, this is what causes everyone to grasp their pearls and talk about how Brandi is simply too toxic to be around and offendedly whisper ... «Houston Chronicle, nov 12»
