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Suppose I had accepted Wallace out of pique, as I thought of doing for a few mad moments; suppose I had been going to marry him to-morrow--how awful, how perfectly awful I should feel now!— The Heart of Una Sackville
Hence the little fit of pique, the outcome of which had been a resolve to show these two resourceful men that he, plain, unpretending seamen though he was, knew a thing or two besides how to handle or navigate a ship, and that, even when it came to such a matter as the knocking up of an impromptu house, he was not disposed to give way to anybody.— The Missing Merchantman
That is, if he doesn't sell out his interest in pique--or dudgeon, if you prefer it.— Jill the Reckless

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