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Our language and our religion were against us; our unaccommodating manners, it is to be feared, still more so.
THE LIFE OF HORATIO LORD NELSONROBERT SOUTHEY
He was of a severe and rather unaccommodating temper; nor was he much liked among the officers.
THE CHRONICLES OF CRIME OR THE NEW NEWGATE CALENDAR. V. 1/2CAMDEN PELHAM
Nervi is a place of German hotels, much beer and an unaccommodating tram line.
ITALIAN HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS FROM A MOTOR CARFRANCIS MILTOUN
In spite of his relative calm, the attitude of the minister was throughout unaccommodating and hostile.
THE STORY OF THE GREAT WAR, VOLUME I (OF 8)VARIOUS
He smoked, read his paper, and investigated in an unaccommodating spirit all that St. Moritz provided; but he didn't have to talk.
THE DARK TOWERPHYLLIS BOTTOME
"Mistress Elliott has a-plenty of molasses," affirmed Mistress Belding, with a haughty look at her unaccommodating neighbour.
THE CHILDREN'S BOOK OF THANKSGIVING STORIESVARIOUS
I thought him unaccommodating at the time, but I see now that he was merely wise.
MAJOR PROPHETS OF TO-DAYEDWIN E. SLOSSON
But his haughty and unaccommodating temper had given so much disgust that he had been forced to retire.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE ACCESSION OF JAMES II.THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY
Marco thought that his cousin Forester was considering what should be done to James, for being so unaccommodating.
MARCO PAUL'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS; VERMONTJACOB ABBOTT
On the other hand if he was obstinate and unaccommodating he obtained nothing.
OVERLAND THROUGH ASIA; PICTURES OF SIBERIAN, CHINESE, AND TARTAR LIFETHOMAS WALLACE KNOX

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