Let us see," retorted the Partridge, somewhat piqued; "there is a huntsman with his dogs coming along the road.
"Rail on, rail on at your ease, gentlemen," said Morcerf, somewhat piqued.
"Well, of course," Fess muttered, somewhat piqued.
When she spoke across the telephone and heard Myra's voice, in return, Margo was considerably intrigued and somewhat piqued.
Somewhat piqued, the Rowan cycled back wondering how to prove to him that she wasn't as young as all that!
"At all events, you can be forced to support your wife and children," I retorted, somewhat piqued.
John looked at him in surprise and was somewhat piqued.
Harry felt somewhat piqued.
"You may be somewhat piqued to know that I was completely distracted at the burning moment."
She was somewhat piqued to note that none of the yamabushi required her services that night.
