the sullens

I won't say another word till you've come out of the sullens,' she promised.

Now we shall have him in the sullens!

Whereupon Fenibro suffered a case of the sullens.

I promised him that I would give you time to get over your fit of the sullens before I made our marriage a real one.

Fit of the sullens?

Receiving no response to this, he said cajolingly: 'Come out of the sullens, John, for God's sake!'

In the end, "Reinventing Shakespeare" leaves one with a bad case of what, in Shakespeare's day, was called "the sullens."

Formed from the ashes of Country-Punk band The Sullens, they started up with a formation consisting of three guitars, bass, organ and drums.

She and Mrs. Sullen induce Scrub, servant to the Sullens, to invite Archer (still playing Aimwell's servant) to their home for questioning.

And I am a wretched traveller, always seasick, and as for depending on Muker, she, you may lay your life, will be in the sullens, because she don't want to go to France!'

As Archer leaves, Scrub tells him that he has overheard Foigard, the priest, bribing Gipsy, the Sullens' maid, to conceal Bellair in Mrs. Sullen's chamber that night.

For the first five miles not a word was uttered within this vehicle, but at Lydden, Phoebe (recovering a trifle, in her faithful friend's opinion, from the sullens) asked Tom where he meant to put up in London. '

You will not accompany us to the Trucein fact, it will be suggested that this is a punishment given you" He paused and favored us with a warm smile; thus he had ever been able to charm us out of the sullens. "