But Dug McFarlane broke in upon the bitter raillery.

This man had the power of hurting her-woundingher to the quick-withhis bitter raillery.

Then the bitter raillery of her father tortured her heart and wounded her in her delicate maidenly sentiments.

Nicomedes; and that indeed stuck to him all the days of his life, and exposed him to much bitter raillery.

Perceiving the impression he had made on Sir John's mind, he changed his tone, substituting bitter raillery for his philanthropic wrath.

The detective spoke in a sharp, hard, freezing tone, with a bitter raillery in it, frightening his Corbeil colleague out of his assurance.

"Of course, immediately," replied the advocate in a tone of bitter raillery.