1
Expensive watches would only be the first victims of our dwarf's distemper.
2
This malignant distemper had destroyed numbers of prisoners during the preceding years.
3
In weak minds, it is a chronic distemper, followed by incurable indolence.
4
Forgetting my distemper, I grabbed my cap and joined the expectant throngs.
5
At present it must be considered is a distemper not well understood.
1
Perhaps he had been in some special ill humor when I entered.
2
Beaujeu, in the extremity of ill humor, resumed his correspondence with Seignelay.
3
Then he marched off to his room in his usual ill humor.
4
The next morning Marcus' ill humor seemed to have all passed away.
5
The ill humor on account of the Dutch revolution continues to rankle here.
1
The ill humour he had so long noticed in her had found vent.
2
In either case, it was probable that there would be much ill humour.
3
His distress manifested itself only in some paroxysms of ill humour.
4
Don't irritate me; I'm in an ill humour for anything of that sort.
5
Her duty as a friend was not altered by Mrs. Furnival's ill humour.
6
The ill humour had not been very deep; nothing in her was very deep.
7
There was also another cause which increased the ill humour pervading that small society.
8
Harietta's ill humour rose again; she was annoyed that she had forgotten this incident.
9
I could only laugh, whether from ill humour or amusement I really cannot say.
10
At this sight, Susanna forgot all her own ill humour.
11
But he is in ill humour this morning, and took small interest in the affair.
12
The ill humour which the public calamities naturally produced was inflamed by every factious artifice.
13
This so intensifies his dudgeon that for five minutes he is in an ill humour.
14
Their ill humour began to show itself in 1759.
15
She drugged the wine with an herb that banishes all care, sorrow, and ill humour.
16
There was no scrambling or jostling for the hot water, no ill humour, no quarrelling.
