irritable
temper ! The conclusion of life was reserved for the Dog, wherefore the old man is often snappish,
irritable
Reading: irritable
, hard to please, and selfish, kind only of his own family, but averse to strangers and to all who do not administer to his comfort or to his necessities. country practitioners used to be an
irritable
species, susceptible on the point of honor ; and Mr. “ I said all along I was going to Mexico ; I ‘ve been saying so for years ! ” cried Robert, in an activated and
irritable
timbre, with the tune of a man defending himself against a teem of stinging insects. He was out walking in his garden, as common, on the day of his death ; he ate a hearty dinner ; none of the persons in his overhaul noticed any change in him ; he was a fiddling more
irritable
with them than common, but that was all. Like all those who live in touch with nature and have known lack, he was affected role and could wait for hours, even days, without growing restless or
irritable
. He heard his master call him, but did not answer because he did not want to move or talk. He had been active and healthy, so far his intensity left him on the spur of the moment ; and when he was confined to the chimney-corner he grew grievously
irritable
. A nothing vex him ; and suspected slights of his authority about threw him into fits.
“ Me request the Empewo ‘ ! ” exclaimed Denisov, in a voice to which he tried hard to give the erstwhile energy and fire, but which sounded like an expression of
irritable
impotence. Either she was taking the children of a russian class home from the springs, or fetching a shawl for a nauseated lady, and wrapping her up in it, or trying to sake an
irritable
invalid, or choose and bribe cakes for tea for person. He was an active,
irritable
, fume, big little man, and elevated in his own opinion, by being the proxy of Mr. “ Am I his brother ‘s keeper ? ” And then he kind of wilted together, and looked like he wished he had n’t spoken so, and then he says, very easy : “ But you need n’t say that, Billy ; I was took sudden and
irritable
, and I ai n’t identical well these days, and not barely responsible. Jennings ‘ manners, and constantly disgusted by them, should overlook every troublesomeness of that kind, should disregard whatever must be most wound to her
irritable
feelings, in her pastime of one object, was such a proof, so solid, sol full, of the importance of that object to her, as Elinor, in cattiness of all that had passed, was not prepared to witness .