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1 An irritable man went to visit a sick friend, and asked him concerning his health.
2 You know he was always an irritable man .
3 Spohr tells us how cordially Cherubini, generally regarded as an austere and irritable man , received him.
4 I own that I feel a certain satisfaction in irritating Pugh, he is such an irritable man .
5 And our rector is a very irritable man ; he can't bear to lose his money at cards.
6 He was not an irritable man , and he had never used such a tone to her before.
7 After that reply, to persist in making inquiries would only have ended in needlessly provoking an irritable man .
8 The petty pangs of these nameless torments, which an irritable man finds so great, only strengthened my passion.
9 He became a moody irritable man .
10 Robert McIntyre is a moody and irritable man , for ever pursuing a quest which will always evade him.
11 He was a stout, irritable man .
12 A party of five was sent out, led by M. Moranget, who was a rash and irritable man .
13 He was a nervous, irritable man , as unlike Jimmy as it is possible for two brothers to be.
14 There came to the restaurant where Dickie worked, a certain sallow and irritable man , no longer in his early youth.
15 Come, you irritable man , embrace me once for all and snore at your ease, you are dying to do so.
16 Lord Mount Rorke is an irritable man , and I am sure that if you were to speak to him as you-
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