And Grant, having begun to feel piqued, made no further advances.
The Little Doctor, puzzled as well as piqued, went straight to the point.
"You won't SEE Stonehenge every day, young man," said the custodian, a little piqued.
There was an air of mystery about this that piqued my languid curiosity, and I determined to attempt the passage of that strait, and to explore the unknown regions beyond.
The mountain-weight of material under which the ideas lay in those dusty volumes called the classics piqued him into a dogged, mouselike subtlety of attempt to move it piecemeal.
Although dazed and baffled, Cassandra betrayed no sign of the tumult within, and the little old man stood before her hesitating, his curiosity piqued into a determination to discover her business and identity.