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The pain came back at intervals during the day; and with fretfulness, threw her into a fever.
ALONEMARION HARLAND
And then he becomes fretful, and conscious that such fretfulness is beneath him and injurious to his honour.
THE PRIME MINISTERANTHONY TROLLOPE
My very first observation of the whimsical being tickled me with a kind of foreknowledge of all his weak fretfulness.
LAZARREMARY HARTWELL CATHERWOOD
At the start unease and fretfulness marked the relations of each of the new States with the others.
SOUTH AMERICAW. H. KOEBEL
With the fretfulness of disease, he refused to share in her satisfaction.
SELF-CONTROLMARY BRUNTON
All their weariness and fretfulness and tumbles and aches are poured into her lap.
A NEW ATMOSPHEREGAIL HAMILTON
Now she was sometimes irritable, disclosing a fretfulness close under the untroubled surface.
FIDELITYSUSAN GLASPELL
Creation's wide field of animated existence inspires no such moodiness and fretfulness of spirit.
AIMS AND AIDS FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMENGEORGE SUMNER WEAVER
Inter alia, it may be remarked here that a certain fretfulness of temper characterizes most of the critics of Socialism.
SOCIALISMJOHN SPARGO
Johnny Simms disappeared, after symptoms of fretfulness akin to those of an over-tired small boy.
OPERATION: OUTER SPACEWILLIAM FITZGERALD JENKINS
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