The taunting word, the jeering tones, made Siegfried's anger rise.

I said with just a suspicion of jeering tone:

Don't be afraid, she added, in a jeering tone.

A crowd of young boys stood about her on the sidewalk, laughing and shouting in disagreeable, jeering tones.

But he asked the question in a jeering tone, not at all as though desiring confidence or offering sympathy.

"I am not mocking," persisted Rose, still in a somewhat jeering tone.

"There's no more room in the pit," said one, in a jeering tone.

They thought by so doing to please the First Consul, who then said to me, in a jeering tone, Bah!

"Oh dear, dear!" cried the old man, in a jeering tone.

"Surely thou art mad, monster," replied the king, in jeering tone, half laughing, half angry.

"Come, they want us in there," said Antoine to his companion in a jeering tone.

"That wouldn't be convenient, perhaps, for this gentleman," said the colonel, in a jeering tone.

I thought she was going to break down, but in a moment she was composed again, saying in the same light, jeering tones-

'Suppose we admits as it's wrong, just for the sake of argyment,' said Crass in a jeering tone.

"Of course no one knows anything about her but you," muttered the young man in a would-be jeering tone.

"Monsieur de Gerfaut has promised to spend a fortnight longer with us," said her aunt to her, in a jeering tone.