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Peevishly he denounced the general's recent visit to Formosa as "flatfooted diplomacy."

From Time Magazine Archive

Peevishly he lectured them on optimism v. pessimism, practically warned them that if the world lost confidence in the Conference the blame would be on them.

From Time Magazine Archive

Peevishly, he muttered that a man who made such mistakes probably would not live to be 125, after all.

From Time Magazine Archive

Peevishly he said: "Why, three physicians have attested to the fact that we are doing the best we can for her."

From John Marsh's Millions by Hornblow, Arthur

Peevishly he kicked the turf with the toe of his boot.

From Flood Tide by Bassett, Sara Ware

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