Thus Hilda was forced to stop and to say ungraciously: Mr. Feuerstein, Mr.

But he is said ungraciously to have set at naught his uncle's pious intentions.

Yes, he could go in, she s'posed, if he wanted to, she said ungraciously.

Haney turned to Joe and said ungraciously: Much obliged.

Patricia said ungraciously, At least the lout will be limited in his accomplishments by his lack of imagination.

I suppose so, Delphine said ungraciously.

"I guess," she said ungraciously, as Elliott busied herself with the screen.

"I guess you can get the supper for once," she said ungraciously.

"Well, at any rate it must be a Sunday book," she said ungraciously.

"I don't want to see your letter, anyway," she said ungraciously.

"All right, then," Mrs. Stock said ungraciously, and went away.

"Good night," she said ungraciously, to them both, and flickered away through the dark.

"You can come up," she said ungraciously, "but I don't think there's anything there."

"What do you want?" Charles said ungraciously to Brian.

"I suppose you will come in," she said ungraciously.

And the doctor, cursing his bad luck, and feeling what he very seldom felt, thoroughly angry, said ungraciously: What is the matter?