"There, how do you manage never to be
bored by things?
At length, on the 22d of September, less than a twelvemonth after Barbicane's original proposition, the enormous weapon, accurately
bored, and exactly vertically pointed, was ready for work.
On his knees, he
bored through the head of the first cask until the water rushed out upon the deck and flowed down into the bilge.
"But can you conceive no worse state in the world than being
bored?"
I never got
bored on a trip like this, if I can make acquaintances and have somebody to talk to.
She saw shrewdly that the world is quickly
bored by the recital of misfortune, and willingly avoids the sight of distress.
He forced himself to sit the play out, but he did not know whether he was more
bored or nauseated.
"Most certainly it has, Frieda, but that will not prevent me from being
bored with the Wilcoxes if I return the call."
'If you would make your own appointment, suggest your own day for permitting me to take you there to dinner, you would be
bored and she would be charmed.
My Lady Dedlock says she has been "
bored to death."
The surmise of my maturer years is that,
bored by her interminable life, the venerable antiquity was simply yawning with ennui at every seam.
I found myself actually
bored with the saloon life of the Oakland water-front, and wondered what I had ever found fascinating in it.
