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Your heart bleeds for a 12-year-old who sulks after discovering the cruel realities of humanity.

When Elsa breaks up with Von Trapp and sulks off stage near the end, you hate to see her go.

No sooner had Coffee Jack exchanged a few words with the Indian family than he fell into a fit of the sulks.

"You leggo my collar," said Benny, with a threatened return of the sulks.

Wheels worked within wheels, however, for he felt so disgusted with the part he had to play that he got into the sulks naturally!

He sulks for a moment as if uncertain what to do, and then with a rush darts into the swiftest part of the current.

In some families there is a constant jar and fret of sulks and little tempers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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