1
But once you are set as a quarreller you quarrel and quarrel till you die.
2
His ambition, like every other foreigner's, was to become an accomplished English quarreller, and this was practice for him.
3
I say, take heed of being a quarreller against Christ's parables, lest Christ also object against the salvation of thy soul at the judgment day.
4
She put her ear to the keyhole, and then her eye, to see how the quarrellers looked.
5
They were of the Megaran school, and were named Dialectics; and also, with more truth, Eristics, or quarrellers.
6
"I am no longer such a quarreller, Boris," he answered.
7
"But-but," said the still puzzled Eskimo, "a wound cannot prove which quarreller is right.
8
They were mostly harmless quarrellers, for we shunned the debased thieving criminal; a man who could steal was vigorously excluded from our circle.
9
"She's invaluable," said Reggie; "she's my official quarreller."
10
Inside the quarrellers must have realized that they were being spied upon, for they opened the door and the fray continued in low tones.
11
Louis the Quarreller, at his death, on the 5th of June, 1316, left only a daughter, but his second wife, Queen Clemence, was pregnant.