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Blue Bonnet spying her called tauntingly: "Campers below!"

Blue Bonnet's Ranch Party Edyth Ellerbeck Read 1924

“Gra-ndfather!” the same voice called tauntingly outside the gates.

The Witch, and other stories 2004

Every dispute arising from our entangled neighborhood -- and these would be innumerable -- would be determined with an insolence and a cruelty far surpassing any thing which we have heretofore experienced; and at every manifestation of unwillingness on our part to submit, we should have the sword tauntingly thrown in the balance.

The Continental Monthly, Vol. 2 No 4, October, 1862 Devoted To Literature And National Policy Various

"Gra-ndfather!" the same voice called tauntingly outside the gates.

The Witch and other stories Anton Pavlovich Chekhov 1882

Now "-- tauntingly --" will you wait here whilst I bring the proof? "

April's Lady A Novel Margaret Wolfe Hungerford

Ron tauntingly wonders how a political party could be so whiny after calling Obama a socialist and fascist -- and thinks that Obama's bully pulpit and sheer fiscal necessity mean that he will prevail "although it's unclear whether Eric Cantor and the Tea Party get that."

HuffPost Radio: Both Sides Now: Conservatives Play Defense on Debt Ceiling and Murdoch HuffPost Radio 2011

Ron tauntingly wonders how a political party could be so whiny after calling Obama a socialist and fascist -- and thinks that Obama's bully pulpit and sheer fiscal necessity mean that he will prevail "although it's unclear whether Eric Cantor and the Tea Party get that."

HuffPost Radio: Both Sides Now: Conservatives Play Defense on Debt Ceiling and Murdoch HuffPost Radio 2011

Ron tauntingly wonders how a political party could be so whiny after calling Obama a socialist and fascist -- and thinks that Obama's bully pulpit and sheer fiscal necessity mean that he will prevail "although it's unclear whether Eric Cantor and the Tea Party get that."

HuffPost Radio: Both Sides Now: Conservatives Play Defense on Debt Ceiling and Murdoch HuffPost Radio 2011

Ron tauntingly wonders how a political party could be so whiny after calling Obama a socialist and fascist -- and thinks that Obama's bully pulpit and sheer fiscal necessity mean that he will prevail "although it's unclear whether Eric Cantor and the Tea Party get that."

HuffPost Radio: Both Sides Now: Conservatives Play Defense on Debt Ceiling and Murdoch HuffPost Radio 2011

Ron tauntingly wonders how a political party could be so whiny after calling Obama a socialist and fascist -- and thinks that Obama's bully pulpit and sheer fiscal necessity mean that he will prevail "although it's unclear whether Eric Cantor and the Tea Party get that."

HuffPost Radio: Both Sides Now: Conservatives Play Defense on Debt Ceiling and Murdoch HuffPost Radio 2011