I did not think of those drinks with any yearning, with anyirk at the length of the voyage.

Strickland was distinguished from most Englishmen by his perfect indifference to comfort; it did notirk him to live always in one shabby room; he had no need to be surrounded by beautiful things.

And yet, while he was delighted with the smoothness with which everything was going, and with the fact that they had found plenty to talk about, he was aware of anirk under it all.

But the head of the department was called away to the telephone, and in her mind the splendid promise of the carpets and theirk of the pocket-book were thrust aside by a greater doubt and anxiety.

The sight of her gave Sheldon fresh courage, and the tedious hours of waiting did notirk him.

And all the while, interested in the discussion, Martin had been aware of anirk in it as well.

The trampling of swift horses and the sound of mules watering at my sacred springs will alwaysirk you, and men will like better to gaze at the well-made chariots and stamping, swift-footed horses than at your great temple and the many treasures that are within.

The four walls of a room were anirk and a restraint.

He was tired of having to do things because he was told; and the restrictionsirked him, not because they were unreasonable, but because they were restrictions.

But when I came back itirked me sorely to see the fellow strut about as though he owned the place.

Itirks me, nevertheless, that the partner of her iniquity should not at least, stand on the scaffold by her side.

And,' added she musingly, 'the thing thatirks me most is this shattered prison, after all.