A sulky voice responded to her knock, and throwing open the door the two girls stepped inside.
"Grace Harlowe's Second Year at Overton College" by Jessie Graham Flower
Why so sulky and stiff-necked, when your best friend stands before you?
"The Story of Siegfried" by James Baldwin
Come, come, young man, don't look sulky about it.
"Old Mortality, Illustrated, Volume 1." by Sir Walter Scott
Come, come, young man, don't look sulky about it.
"Old Mortality, Complete, Illustrated" by Sir Walter Scott
The spleen he saw in Roland was misanthropy, without the sulkiness of Timon or the wit of Alceste.
"The Companions of Jehu" by Alexandre Dumas, père
Gretna was sulky and silent, and his parents thought they had conquered.
"The History of Pendennis" by William Makepeace Thackeray
I wasn't sure about the sulky old boy in the tent.
"The Yeoman Adventurer" by George W. Gough
But Dan is a very sulky fellow, very difficult to manage.
"Springhaven" by R. D. Blackmore
Lucy, still sulky, nodded in reply.
"The History of David Grieve" by Mrs. Humphry Ward
From the contemplation of these sights the sulky housekeeper drove him.
"The Virginians" by William Makepeace Thackeray
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But some were sulky of the slaves
And would not touch their meat,
So therefore we were forced by threats
And blows to make them eat.
"The Sailor, Who Had Served In The Slave Trade." by Robert Southey
When war, a red and sulky hell
Upbursting through the green of earth,
Shall sink for ever, but to dwell
In chaos where it first had birth:
"Railway Dreamings" by Alexander Anderson
The sulky sage scarce condescends to see
This pretty world of sun and grass and leaves;
To him 'tis all illusion--only he
Is real amid the visions he perceives.
"Philosophy" by Edith Nesbit
For his enemies, and then a bright
Lady that did but ope the door
Upon the storming night
To let a beggar in, -- strange spite, --
And then thy sulky rain refused to pour
"Individuality." by Sidney Lanier
He open'd the gates, and along led the maid;
Dark sulkiness reign'd on his brow,
From his savage black eyes murd'rous guilt was betray'd,
And gall from each pore seem'd to flow.
"Edmund And Anna" by Charlotte Dacre
'E wouldn't play the flute; the sulky cow.
An', after all the trouble that we took
To try an' cheer,'is spirits up some'ow,
'E jes' sat there an' slung a glarsy look
To orl the crowd. The diserbligin' coot!
'E wouldn't play the flute.
"The Disagreeable Musician" by C J Dennis
Some people great the morning with a smile, but it's more natural to protest its presence with sleepy sulkiness.
Life would be so much more sublime if all cats remained cuddly kittens, charming children did not become sulky adolescents, and foundation plants did not grow.
She's a TB mare, registered name "Sulky Squaw " (Waquoit x Sultress), barn name "Callie", approximately 16.1h, gray (was a rose gray and as she grayed out her mane and tail stayed dark).
She's a TB mare, registered name " Sulky Squaw" (Waquoit x Sultress), barn name "Callie", approximately 16.1h, gray (was a rose gray and as she grayed out her mane and tail stayed dark).
Emilio Estevez will ride in sulky for film shooting in region.
Mitt Romney bulled his way through the first debate, verbally trampling his opponent and the moderator, while Barack Obama offered the nation the sulky, downcast persona of President Sourpuss.
Marion says the Shakers were pacifists, but after watching Dolly's passivity and sulky indecision, she is swayed to join one of Jean's maneuvers.
Watch Sky Ferreira's Predictably Sulky 'Sad Dream' Video.
Courtesy of Heidi Anne Giebel THE SILVER THREAD used to create the swirls on this layout is Sulky Original Metallic thread and can be found at www.sulky.com or at JoAnn Fabrics.
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