I see what it is, you are
jealous of him; but do not think that I can be turned against him.
"She is jealous of everybody and everything," he replied bitterly, "and she cares for nobody and for nothing.
"You deserve it for being jealous of me," said Agatha.
It is, indeed, very possible for
jealous persons to kill the objects of their jealousy, but not to hate them.
Let others act the part of a jealous husband, not I.
Certain visitors may be received, certain preferences shown, which expose young women to remark, and which are enough to drive out of their senses even those husbands who are least disposed to be jealous."
Here Miss Jane (previously instructed for the purpose) interposed her many curls and whispered her sister to observe how jealous Mr Cheggs was.
'Jealous! Like his impudence!' said Richard Swiviller.
'Why, Helen, you are as
jealous as he is!' cried he, laughing still more; and I found it impossible to convince him of his mistake.
Alas, that the rosy dawn came too early to me: she glowed me awake, the
jealous one!
"Yes, yes," she said, evidently trying to suppress her
jealous thoughts.
Here we go in a flung festoon, Half-way up to the
jealous moon!
