| Mr. Rochester was a princely and heroic master, and, despite his ireful frown and brusque, moody manner, Jane felt at ease in his presence. |
| The Count at that word so ireful grew, He smote his wife that the blood out-flew. |
| He sprang up again and turned his ireful face to where, in the crowd, sat the old politician. |
| He still made a jest of her remonstrance, trying the temper of the animal, and rejoicing in its dark flushes of ireful vigour. |
| As she paces to and fro the ugly din fades out of her ears and the ireful red out of her cheeks. |
| It's not just Mirren who is the target of Letts's ireful article, however, but all women. |
