Tilliard fled into a hansom, cursing himself for having tried to do the thing cheaply.
The first advances were met with cursing and blasphemy, but Vincent was not to be discouraged.
To think of it—that fellow, after my treatment of him—my cursing and abusing him since I came here!
I stood outside in the meteor's livid light, hating them and cursing them for having delayed me so long.
There was old Bick cursing for all he was worth, and a little red-faced buffer puffing out his cheeks in an armchair.'
Ten minutes later Beverly was hearing everything from the lips of the princess, and Marlanx was cursing his way toward the barracks, vengeance in his heart.
Arabella, with many expressions of thanks and a good-humoured countenance, left the room, cursing the untowardness of her fate which would let nothing run smooth.
He walked back to his boarding-house, cursing his ill luck and Messrs. Dinsmore and Travilla, and gave notice to his landlady that his room would become vacant the next morning.
By good fortune, the letter Mrs. Pamela gave me was in my bosom, and so that escaped but they bruised my head and face, and cursing me for having no more money, tipped me into the dam, crying, be there, parson, till to-morrow!
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