Set up for a sage; Persaeus himself, who had exposed the pretensions of Aristo, is twitted with having failed to conform with the perfect generalship which was one trait of the wise man when he allowed the citadel of Corinth to be taken by Aratus (Athen. [Please select]
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"Not much; I don't wonder that miserable old hunker of a Hardhand twitted me about it." [Please select]
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Then they twitted and taunted her and mocked her in all the devilish ways of their class. [Please select]
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I was twitted about the Beauty, most often with only a thin coating of amiability covering the spite of the remark. [Please select]
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"He don't like me, because I twitted him with his meanness." [Please select]
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They actually twitted me this afternoon with being sore at them because I didn't get my patrol--as if I really wanted one. [Please select]
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Then he turned on his heel at once, as if afraid of being twitted with desertion. [Please select]
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"I have been twitted by men of thought and learning"--whom he does not name--"for letting Mr." [Please select]
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From time to time he had twitted them on their fondness, taking an idle pleasure in forwarding the match. [Please select]
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A HARE twitted a Tortoise on account of his slowness, and vainly boasted of her own great speed in running. [Please select]
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This is a just nemesis upon Milton, who on his part had twitted Salmasius with having been complimented by the exiled King with a purse of 100 Jacobuses for his performance. [Please select]
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