1
All that was wanting was that Clump-clump should go about so haughty.
2
What has steeled his heart, and made him so unrelenting, so haughty?
3
She does not seem the same person, she is so haughty and majestic.
4
They are not nearly so haughty as I had imagined them to be.
5
He is as headstrong as our young lord Josceline, though not so haughty.
6
I know him to be so haughty that he'll not deny a whit.
7
But the Spanish Goth, then so cruel and so haughty, where is he?
8
Yes, truly he's a clever fellow, but he seems to me so haughty.
9
You would not have recognised mother, she was so haughty and distant, and-rude!
10
And he looked so haughty and displeased, I durst say nothing at the time.
11
He would probably have succeeded had not the examiner been so haughty, so confident.
12
I should have presented him to you if you had not been so haughty.
13
It is so beautiful, so lovely, so haughty, so jealous!
14
The way she sat with her back so straight, her face so haughty, infuriated him.
15
Gabriel was not angry: he was simply neutral, although her first command had been so haughty.
16
For a few minutes she was so haughty with him that he loved her to madness.
