spitefully

to be avenged on her Brother, and spitefully accused him of having, as a boy, made use of that which belonged only to girls.

For forty years together it will remember its injury down to the smallest, most ignominious details, and every time will add, of itself, details still more ignominious, spitefully teasing and tormenting itself with its own imagination.

When she wanted to be agitated, Nicholas and his health would be the pretext, and when she felt a need to speak spitefully, the pretext would be Countess Mary.

"Well, I should like to know who's going to make your road," he said spitefully.

The new girl answered promptly and spitefully, "No, she isn't."

"Your taste," he remarked a little spitefully, "would be considered a trifle strange.

'I wish I could collect all the Facts we hear so much about,' said Tom, spitefully setting his teeth, 'and all the Figures, and all the people who found them out: and I wish I could put a thousand barrels of gunpowder under them, and blow them all up together!

"I b-believe you LIKE writing in the Recording Angel," said Miss Carpenter spitefully.

Your heart is so soft and yielding." she said, spitefully.

No sooner thought than done, and he crumpled the cuffs spitefully as he flung them upon an unusually dirty floor.

'Who, indeed, pa!' replied that young lady, spitefully. 'But you see 'Tilda IS married at last.'

'Am I going to keep a clerk for my own pleasure, or because of my own wish, you provoking rascal!' said Mr Brass, putting his pen in his mouth, and grinning spitefully at his sister.