tartly

Well, it had been that to begin with, she thought tartly.

"I think maybe we should wait for a bed," she said tartly.

And not just his mother by any means,' she replied tartly.

"He must tell you a lot about himself," she said tartly.

"You'd know if you went down and looked at him now," I said tartly.

"The man who lives there is my friend," she said tartly.

"We are in a field," my mother pointed out, rather more tartly than either of us expected.

"Not nearly so often as you do," she said tartly.

"I hope my clothes will be good enough for her," she said tartly.

So an academic friend tartly reminded me a few years ago.

Hold me by the hand is what he means, Adele thought tartly.

"I would rather not hear them at the moment," J said tartly.

"It's been an American nightmare in the last six months," she said tartly.

Plain fact,' she said tartly when he seemed about to protest.

"All my patients know where the tapes are kept," she said tartly.

"That's not a very nice story to tell," she said tartly.

"Not long enough to make me welcome you," she answered tartly.

"And you do not look very well yourself," she remarked tartly.

He looked at her, unsure why she had responded so tartly.

"That's the first time I ever heard of anyone murdered for room and board," she said tartly.

"I can walk, you know," she returned tartly, since he had not put her down yet.

Yet again, he had been overdoing things, she thought tartly.

She surprised me by speaking tartly, and placed her hand over the cup.

The investigation, he thought tartly, which had failed to turn up any useful thing.

"Thank you for that estimate of my character," she said tartly.