irefully

I just wish she could hear you make it, for she called you a fool," said Polly, irefully.

Helen knit her brows irefully, for this answer had been given her half a dozen times lately when she asked for an interview.

"He isn't worth a thrashing, so we'll let it pass this time," said Jack, irefully, yet privately resolving to have it out with Fletcher by and by.

The poor lady choked in her coffee, and between her gasps whispered irefully behind her napkin,-- "For Heaven's sake, Dora, put away that mess!

Di looked ruffled, for the merry words were a covert reproach; and with her usual energy of manner and freedom of speech she tossed "Wilhelm" out of the window, exclaiming, irefully.