With a little gasp she looked about her as they entered the office.

Her face was very white and she got her breath in painful gasps.

She tried to lift him to a sitting position, but with a convulsive gasp he died in her arms.

One swift, Last run, and he has reached them; breathlessly He stands before the charger of the King, With arms uplifted and imploring eyes, Until words come, between sharp gasps of pain.

In hysterical gasps she told me that the Bank Nationale and Palais de Justice had been struck and were in flames, and that her husband had been killed just five minutes before I came upon the scene.

From someone burst a sudden gasp.

Now beholding this silent figure, a groan of fear went up, divers men sank crouching on their knees, the Reeve uttered a hoarse gasp and covered his face, while even Beltane, staring wide-eyed, felt his flesh a-creep.

There was a painful silence, then several audible gasps of astonishment, and nervous giggles from the younger girls, and above these the scornful, unpleasant laugh of Jane Pratt.

The silence grew more intense, only Mrs. Potts emitting a slight but audible gasp.

"How I'm ever going to keep all my things on one-third of this shelf is more" she began, but her speech ended in a startled gasp, for the floor of the tent suddenly heaved up in the center, sending bottles, brushes and boxes tumbling in all directions.

But when the last tinkering was over, when frantic spinnings of the flywheel at length called forth a feeble gasp and deep-chested gurgle from the engine, Ken clapped his dirty hands and danced alone on the rocks like a madman.

" At these words, Hammond gave a dry and painful gasp.

" Langdon focussed his glass on the slope, and a moment later an excited gasp came from him.

With a frightened gasp the girl pulled him into the thick bushes beside the path until they stood a dozen paces from where those who were coming down the trail would pass.

Then turning his broadside to the gaping jury he recounted his woes with indignant gasps.

After an involuntary gasp she answered quietly: "I am Diana Von Taer.

If, after using one of the above methods, evidence of recovery appears, such as an occasional gasp or muscular movement, the efforts to produce artificial respiration must not be discontinued, but kept up until respiration is fully established.

" The victim of the feathers gave a relieved gasp which her aunt mistook for a sigh of regret.

They shrank back together against the wall with a simultaneous gasp of dismay, for the invalid was their athletic rescuer of an hour before.

Instead of the soft, sweet, liquid notes of passionate love, there was a spasmodic, fearful gasp succeeded by a long, deep groan.

Is it not a fact that you were in this city at the hour Roland Warren is supposed to have been killed?" He heard a surprised gasp from Naomi and saw that her face had blanched and that she was leaning forward with eyes wide and hands clutching the arms of the chair in which she had seated herself.

She yielded to his arm, sobbing in short exhausted gasps, and leaning her whole weight on him as he guided her along the passage to her bedroom.

Her face is grey and blank in a moment, without expression or intelligence; a groan is heard; unnatural, impossiblea choking gasp.

He was breathing in short, troubled gasps, and an ominous red glow was in his cheeks.

There-is another condition of what we may call "mute births," where the child only makes short ineffectual gasps, and those at intervals of a minute or two apart, when the lips, eyelids, and fingers become of a deep purple or slate colour, sometimes half the body remaining white, while the other half, which was at first swarthy, deepens to a livid hue.