"I have to wash it first," he told me reproachfully, as if the shirt might be poisoned.
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We did not agree to this before we left the house, the child's face seemed to be saying reproachfully.
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Katz points accurately, and reproachfully, to the politically convenient rationalizations offered by leaders in the Dominican and Haitian governments.
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In subsequent sequences, members of their unlikely chorus show up to ask ontological questions, flirt transgressively with potential daddies and reproachfully — and fearfully — imagine the lives they have yet to live.
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Even as I write the question I can see the ghost of Bill — he has screeched to a halt on that bicycle and is dismounting — glowering reproachfully at me for indulging in such clunky Freudian speculation.
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This made her poutish and reproachfully silent to Elizabeth, and sighful and whimsical to herself.
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Alone on a dead-end street, it seems to look reproachfully at > an area developed in a hodge-podge manner.
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The woman does not know how to influence her lazy son, she drops her hands. Next to the mother is the younger brother on his bike, who laughs at the older brother, knowing full well what is going on. At the dinner table, the older sister is doing homework. She stood up, looking reproachfully at her sloppy brother.
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When he went, he took vizier Giyath al-Mulk and other amirs, which provoked the Sultan against him. When Chupan left for Khurasan, the rival amirs instigated the Abu Sa'id against Chupan’s son Dimasq Kaja, and had him executed in 1327. After the execution of his son, Chupan spoke reproachfully about Abu Sa'id, and in a combat with his soldiers he was killed.
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The phrase "The Burning Child" comes from a story told by Freud in The Interpretation of Dreams. The story involves the waking situation of a child’s corpse accidentally catching on fire while the exhausted father, asleep in a room next door, dreams the child stands by his bed, catches him by the arm, “and whisper[s] reproachfully, ‘Father, don’t you see I’m burning.’” Freud, Sigmund, (2010). The interpretation of dreams.
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Disconcerted, Ketch did indeed inflict multiple blows with his axe, the prisoner rising up reproachfully the while – a ghastly sight that shocked the witnesses, drawing forth execrations and groans. Some say a knife was at last employed to sever the head from the twitching body. Sources vary; some claim eight blows, the official Tower of London fact sheet says it took five blows, while Charles Spencer, in his book Blenheim, puts it at seven.Spencer, p.
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He was found guilty, but acknowledged the justice of the sentence, "and appeared very penitent." He was hung in Ballinrobe on the 13 August, "his body hanged in chains where he committed the murder". He was decapitated, his head spiked on a pole in a field in Moate, which was afterwards called Garrai an Chloiginn (garden of the skull). For a long time after, the Morley families in the locality were, reproachfully, called Muirilli na gCloigeann (Morleys of the skulls).
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Another of Joey's accomplices, a friend from her book club named Rose Jewell, approaches Chaz and offers to console him over dinner at her place. Expecting an easy lay, Chaz accepts the invitation, only to be drugged by Rose and put to sleep in her bed. Only half awake, Chaz thinks he is hallucinating when he finds his wife sitting at his side asking him reproachfully why he has tried to kill her. He confesses that he thought she had figured out his scam.
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When the war seemed to become a stalemate with hundreds of thousands killed and civilian areas being attacked by missiles, Khomeini was approached by Ayatollah Mehdi Haeri Yazdi, a grand ayatollah and former student with family ties to Khomeini. He pleaded with Khomeini to find a way to stop the killing saying, "it is not right for Muslims to kill Muslims." Khomeini answered reproachfully, asking him, "Do you also criticize God when he sends an earthquake?"Nasr, Vali, The Shia Revival, Norton, (2006), p.
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On 23 March 1075 Pope Gregory VII wrote to him reproachfully about the lax clerical discipline in his diocese, urging him to leave the Abbey of Saint- Hubert unmolested.Brigitte Meijns, "Papal Bulls as Instruments of Reform: the Reception of the Protection Bulls of Gregory VII in the Dioceses of Liège and Thérouanne (1074–1077)", Church History, 87:2 (2018), pp. 399–423. Theodwin died on 23 June 1075 and was buried in the collegiate church at Huy, which he had built, consecrated and endowed with fifteen prebends.
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Charlotte's governess declared she had never seen "more difficulties" than with the princess, while Vicky once wrote of Charlotte in a letter to her mother that "Stupidity is not a sin, but it renders education a hard and difficult task". The Crown Princess rarely withheld her true thoughts of those who displeased her, and bluntly admonished her children to encourage their efforts and help them avoid vanity. Queen Victoria urged her daughter to act encouragingly rather than reproachfully towards Charlotte, believing that she could not expect the young princess to share Vicky's tastes. The biographer Jerrold M. Packard thinks it likely that the "pretty but nervous and sullen girl sensed [her mother's] disappointment from an early age", exacerbating the gulf between them.
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