He had no doubt but that Ruth's annoyer had dogged his steps and had captured him.
"Then Marched the Brave"
Harriet T. Comstock
"If your brother suffers, your pride will be in the dust," insisted the annoyer, "and, remember, I, alone, can save your brother from disgrace."
"Dave Darrin at Vera Cruz"
H. Irving Hancock
The judge cut short his eloquence, but he had said enough, and there was wild approval from the prairie contingent, in which some of the citizens joined, and through it Jasper towered before the assembly, a stalwart figure, shaking a great fist and ejaculating something in the direction of his annoyer.
"Lorimer of the Northwest"
Harold Bindloss