pettishly

"You're going to ask me for money," said the duke almost pettishly.

"I hope this thing knows where it's going," he said, pettishly.

"Well, I have no intention of giving up my job," she said pettishly.

And anyway, she reflected pettishly, he had taken her wish never to see him again seriously.

She was sitting occasionally kicking pettishly at the table leg.

He shoved his chair away from the table pettishly.

I replied pettishly, and then became sorry for myself.

"If you would just let me look at your face," Lazarus muttered pettishly.

He thought, pettishly: Nuts, I could look at my watch and take less time that way.

I sat up, pettishly drawing the covers about me.

"Oh, very well, then," said Harold pettishly, turning half away.

Then he tossed the marble away pettishly, and stood cogitating.

"I don't know what's come over us all," said Freddie pettishly.

She nuzzled against him and said, a bit pettishly, "I do not want to hear about the women in your world.

He snatched the brand away from the man and flung it pettishly into the blaze.

What a memory you have for my looks and behaviour," she replied pettishly.

"You are not doing it right," he croaked pettishly.

Just enough to provoke the man, to cause sufficient anger to cloud his judgment and make him act pettishly.

"You're the queerest specimen I ever did see," she exclaimed pettishly.

"I am not aware of such a game," added Tuvok pettishly.

"Oh, no," she said, almost pettishly, "I just don't feel very good."

"Please go to the toilet," he says pettishly.

"It's a good thing you didn't maim me," the Prince said pettishly.

"I wish," she said pettishly, "people wouldn't be so silly."

The huge voice of the darkness said obstinately, almost pettishly, 'It is mine.