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This is what your boy has been doing,' the teacher wrote, icily.

"I will tell you this one more time," he said icily.

The blue eyes opened and gazed up at him icily.

The issue had seemed icily clear when Alice explained it.

"Shut up," said Matter son icily and without turning his head.

If the general were really mad, he would have been icily formal.

Hay was icily aware that he had gone too far.

I must ask you to be good enough to give me back my cat,' said Elizabeth, icily.

Icily she said, "I asked you a question, young woman."

She jumped up and glared icily at me for a second.

"Take your hand off my arm," said the woman icily.

"This is not a matter for debate or argument," he said icily.

When Gray spoke at last, his voice was icily detached.

"I had meant was he required by the law," she said icily.

"What my son tells you is true," he said icily.

The room went icily cold and dark once more.

I am pleased to see you back from Rome,' she said icily.

The project, proposed last year, was greeted icily by the planning board.

"I'm doing what I came here to do," he said icily.

"I was about to go track you down," the lieutenant said icily.

"They could attack me again, from a distance," he said icily.

The night was cold and dry, the stars flickering icily above.

Lisa responded even more icily before turning away for the group photograph.

Snow was sliding icily down the inside of his collar.

"There are some questions a gentleman never asks," she said icily.