And in those moments his eyes unflinchingly fixed his foreman, and a smile, an infuriating smile of contempt, slowly broke over his heavy Teutonic features.
And she flung her answer at him with a hatred that was wholly infuriating to the man.
That young woman, though, wore an expression of purified patience, a submissive willingness to kiss the rod, that was eminently appropriate, however infuriating to the junior Madigans.
A succession of infuriating trifles had beat upon his temper till it was worn thin.
Denunciation was his chief weapon, and he had "a genius for infuriating his antagonists.
But it would be a little lessinfuriating if she had.
It was infuriating to see Pierre's features in that brown-skinned face.
Infuriating to think of the love and education his father had lavished on him, all wasted now.
Armand often brought infuriatingnews of the old man's growing fondness for the mongrel, making Raoul hate the redskinned bastard all the more.
He heard again the stunning, infuriating words that had tumbled out of Armand Perrault's bushy brown beard.
It was infuriating to have gone half-way to meet him, as I had, and then to find him intrenched in his self-sufficiency again.
I have no notion what it is, or what the case is about; but at least answer his letters, however infuriating they may be.
Then from nowhere appeared a youthful uniformed official, who barred the way with an infuriating aspect of authority, and slammed fast the receding door.
But, thanks to what seemed to the colonists infuriating slowness, the advance up the Waikato was not begun until the latter part of October, and the conquest of the country not completed until February.
Heavy were the losses in sheep and cattle, costly and infuriating the delays, caused by flooded rivers.
In his usual infuriating way, de Verceuil had refused to talk about it.
How infuriating it must be for that proud young Frank to have to work closely with a man like Cardinal de Verceuil.
It took about five weeks to do the journey, and the rifle which I was obliged to leave in Karachi on the 19th of March finally turned up in Srinagar, after an infuriating and vain expenditure of telegrams, on the 1st of May!
There were several remarks that Mrs. Jakes might have made with effect, but none of them occurred to her till Margaret had left the room, departing with an infuriating rustle of silk linings.
It was infuriating to see it rock like that, as though there were nothing stiffer than wool in the neck, and yet preserve its deep tranquillity.
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