1
It was intolerable; and Doggie remained justly indignant the whole day long.
2
The Protestants are justly indignant in view of subsequent encroachments and tyrannies.
3
You are likely to be justly indignant with the wantonness of some friend.
4
They heard her, in the passage, disputing with the landlady, who was justly indignant.
5
The Swedish authorities were justly indignant at such high-handed proceedings.
6
She was justly indignant at her cousin's gross worldliness, and possible promotion in rank.
7
Khush-newaz was justly indignant; but dissembled his feelings, and resolved to repay guile with guile.
8
The result of her inspection was to cause her to feel justly indignant with Mahony.
9
Braham, justly indignant, avenged himself in an ingenious manner, but his wrath descended on an innocent head.
10
Helm for my safe return, and was therefore justly indignant at their placing my life in such peril.
11
It was the look of the great when they are justly indignant, when their trust-noblygiven-hasbeen betrayed.
12
Young Mr. Worthington, instead of being justly indignant, laughed and settled himself comfortably on a pile of bark.
13
He was justly indignant at the knavish publisher, whose conduct surpassed that of the Dublin pirates, or Edmund Curll.
14
Pelty is justly indignant, because he had hoped to get another thousand miles of actual travel out of his tires.
15
Mrs. Karnegie had retired to her own room, justly indignant with her husband for his infamous conduct in handing Mrs.
16
Blount was justly indignant.
