1
Hideous and misshapen, mankind jeer at me as I pass the streets.
2
And scorn me, and jeer at me, as all the others do.
3
Even now I feel sometimes inclined to laugh and jeer at myself.
4
As they pass Max they point their fingers and jeer at him.
5
Methinks you are the last who should jeer at and insult him!
6
He lifted his arms-tothank God, to jeer at the world.
7
Then I flung a jeer at him and ate my breakfast.
8
A murderer has moral force enough to jeer at his hangman.
9
But kindly forbid them to laugh and jeer at me downstairs.
10
For Mr. Crow and his friends began to jeer at him.
11
You were ready enough to jeer at me for a dupe.
12
He was inclined to jeer at what he termed my prudishness.
13
I shall not jeer at any one, nor shall I frown at anybody.
14
Charley, much subdued since the gale, did not jeer at him.
15
He would laugh and jeer at me-butyou, you judge a man humanely.
16
Do ye gibe and jeer at me who am servant to the king?
