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Dad! ' explored Maud indignantly. 'That's not what we're here for. You're supposed to be getting away from it all for a week.

"It's not opaque, " he said indignantly. "You can get plenty of information if you know where to look on a Bloomberg machine. "

"I had to send him back to 1600, " roared Welch indignantly. "How much humiliation do you think a man can stand? "

' said Alice indignantly, and she sat down in a large arm-chair at one end of the table.

Zhang said indignantly that those who buy the hardbound building plan is convenient, had not thought that bought had the question house!

is reached when heated Englishmen indignantly deny that the word could ever be considered as anything but native term.

A girl's room should not be dirtied , " she said indignantly. "

They indignantly protested when they were told that they had to leave the city.

Some of those present were saying indignantly to one another, "Why this waste of perfume? "

She had considered indignantly, what right he had to interfere with her sewing.

Two show girls, whose faces had not yet thawed the frost of their make-up, treading indignantly through the slush.

"Now, almost everywhere, there is a great deal of bunk around, " the man said indignantly.

God then turned to Bill Gates, who was staring at him indignantly.

"Of course I do, " he indignantly answered, going out the door to the office.

United States: The United States Congress and media responded indignantly to the unfolding situation.

but the Duke, interrupting him, indignantly ordered him to give the boy the sovereign, and quit his service instantly.

'I'm NOT a serpent! ' said Alice indignantly. 'Let me alone! '

Just seconds later, her fingers, tentative, pressed back and forth, smoothing the skin as her brain bristled indignantly.

Her confusion may easily be conceived when the emperor produced the apple, and indignantly gave vent to his suspicions.

''Scared? Me? '' I replied indignantly. ''It was only a five-minute ride.

Beijing in turn, has reacted indignantly to suggestions that its legal system is not handling the case fairly.

I indignantly threw them on the ground, and felt so annoyed that I so far forgot myself as to box the boy's ears.

But there were some who were indignantly commenting among themselves: Why has this waste of the ointment been made ?

Our negotiators think they're asking questions about tariffs, and the Chinese respond indignantly that kissing would be inappropriate.

One of them denies any wrongdoing. "We are just doing our own work here, " she says indignantly.

Russia indignantly denies involvement and suggests that the missile was fired by Georgia itself.

the patient blurted out indignantly. 'I insist that you release me immediately from this institution! '

Today some people treat me unjustly , me both indignantly and are sad , what view to has with unfair appraisal to everybody ?

If there were no wars, we may possibly be grumbling and blaming for having nothing and then indignantly fading away miserably.

The Germans were indignantly complaining about Polish atrocities.

Zhejiang University purple gold port school district harbor garden's owner Mr. Liu said indignantly.

Wild big tent inside in valley the lights is bright, continuously spread cashier Tu to pull to indignantly roar a voice.

He shouldn't be so careless, " chipped in Robert indignantly. "

"Don't get mad, " we say indignantly. "We have plenty of fruit compote. "

'Certainly not! ' said Alice indignantly.

Sir Robert Chiltern (rises indignantly): if you will allow me. I will call your carriage for you.

The Grand Old Party indignantly denies having any such intention.

"But I am a college graduate . " the young man replied indignantly.

"I'm making love to my wife, " he answers indignantly.

"Sir, " said Mrs. Meade indignantly. "There are no deserters in the Confederate army. "

"You didn't take the $20? " "Heck no, " he replied indignantly. "I gave her the milk as a Christmas present, didn't I? "

she insisted indignantly.

Did he ever tell you he liked you? ' I asked, indignantly.

Many of them indignantly denied that they had any such responsibility.

'No, it isn't! ' cried the Rat indignantly.

He drew himself up indignantly.

"And is that all you can say for him? " cried Marianne, indignantly .

The teacher declared indignantly.

Tom(indignantly): What ever do you mean?

'Are you insinuating that I am insane? ' the patient blurted out indignantly.

The populace indignantly called these packing are fine, the price expensive medicine are "the sales commission medicine" ;

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For example, being abandoned, was fired by the time drop-out, often indignantly away, and even acts of reprisal;