snappishly

"Probably the same way they got up here in the first place," I said snappishly.

"Because he'd come after me is why," she said snappishly.

"You can put your hands down now," he said to Ernie snappishly.

Sandy asked, somewhat snappishly, as if he had some right to demand anything in another man's home.

"I have discovered that this is easier to do than to write a bill," he said, rather snappishly.

"I don't know whether it is or not," she said snappishly.

"About time somebody took an interest," she said snappishly.

"If it's any of your business, my license was suspended about a month ago," I said snappishly.

"You do say such ridiculous things," said Rae rather snappishly.

"Thank you for the warning," said the doctor, somewhat snappishly to Wolf.

Snappishly, he asked Linden his question a second time.

"Well, he should have got married," she said snappishly.

I had lost a lot of blood and the doctor warned me snappishly that it would take time, given my foolishness.

"It isn't my fault that he's going to church," she said snappishly.

"Begin feeding the previously specified imagery," he said, quite a bit more snappishly.

"Yes, I know where they are," said he, snappishly, "but that's all the good it does me.

"At this juncture I have little interest in advice," he came back almost snappishly, his light eyes looking annoyed.

"The girl's such a nosebleed," Fee said, more snappishly than she meant.

"I saw him not twelve-day gone," she answered, somewhat snappishly.

'I always do it every year,' she'd replied rather snappishly.

"Stop that," said Blade snappishly, "or you will have me asleep.

"All well and good for her," Bertram replied snappishly.

"I am no man of chivalry," said Andrew snappishly.

"I told you I didn't want it," he said snappishly.

"You'll do no such thing," he said snappishly.