Do we not feel that there must have been in the unhappy man, besides all the recorded pettinesses and perversities which revolt us in him, a vein of something which touched men, and made women devoted to him, until he Splenetically drove both men and women away from him?
"Rousseau Volumes I. and II."
John Morley
His face was a striking one; the forehead was high and intellectual, the nose prominent and somewhat hooked, the eyes were dark and deep, and gleamed Splenetically from under the shaggy and prominent brows.
"By Veldt and Kopje"
William Charles Scully
"I guess you'll find it so," said Elise Mokey, Splenetically.
"The Other Girls"
Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney