Their touchiness, their affectation, their lack of culture-all are inherent in them.
"An Ocean Tramp"
William McFee
It commended itself much more to him that the touchiness of the Proberts should be a sign of a family of cranks-so little did any experience of his own match it-than that a newspaper-man had misbehaved in trying to turn out an attractive piece.
"The Reverberator"
Henry James
On the present occasion she flew into Paula's arm, and when her friend begged, more quietly than usual that she would allow her first to finish dressing, she turned away without any display of touchiness and took the necklace from Mary's hand to put it on herself.
"The Complete Historical Romances of Georg Ebers"
Georg Ebers